| THUMBNAIL | NAME | REMARKS |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_7.jpg | A salvaged army floating bridge, transformed into the "Ortiz" rigs up for towing the R/V Kerry Kelts. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_8.jpg | The platform is towed to the first site |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_11.jpg | The core storage refridgerated container or "reefer" is craned into place. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_12.jpg | Our treasure chest awaits the booty. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_13.jpg | Problems like this crane being stuck are now accounted for in all calculations for drilling time and budgeting. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_14.jpg | The platform sits sleepily as it awaits towing. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_15.jpg | The platform enjoys it's last quiet sunrise. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_16.jpg | The DOSECC crew poses and looks good doing it. Maybe they should consider modeling? |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_17.jpg | The local press swarm around Mark. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_18.jpg | An impromptu press conference at San Jose |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_19.jpg | Never camera shy, Mark meets the press. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_20.jpg | Mark displays our bathymetric map. It's one of many which have been distributed among the Peteneros. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_21.jpg | Lico, a central team member watches the press conference. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_30.jpg | Flavio staying cool under the tropical sun. |
 | UN_5033_2_A_photo_31.jpg | Vance leads the DOSECC crew from the Ortiz. |