Captain Pete!! Where are you now? I've moved on from TRG to K&M working more on the Drilling Engineering side of things, still rotational rig based stuff. Although in Angola (I miss Asia!!) I spend a lot of time on the beach. Drop me an e-mail at mhh371@gmail.com

If I recall you had a 308 or 318 you might part with if numbers were right. I'd like some pictures if you have them and details on the car. Brett' car turned out amazing.....I am truly jealous! Although my 2013 GT500 (yes I bought another Mustang) will run circles around most whatever I see on the road nowdays.

Best of luck to you.

Heath

I am not sure if you still use your account, but I would like to say thank you! I have read your advices and it has changed a lot about the way I thought

Capo,
You and I are a lot alike. I think one of the best things I've done in my life is to travel and work in other countries and meet new people and experience new things. It is a wonderful world when you get out there and see it. My favorite part of it is Southeast Asia. I just had new pages added to my passport because all the old ones are full of stickers and stamps. I have work visas in 4 different countries. Man, each one of those passport pages tells a story and holds a memory. I know that you can appreciate this. My passport is of more value to me than any watch or gun or car.

My next adventure starts tomorrow in Korea. I'm flying there to take command of a 730-foot long drillship with a crew of 200. The ship is brand new and they haven't finished building it yet. It doesn't have a contract yet so I'm not sure where I'll be taking it to. That's the exciting part. I've heard rumors that it might be Brazil.

I'll keep you posted!
Pete.

Captain!
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. I can not get bored with this planet. It has so much fun to offer all the time!
Salve, Capo