Comments on: Kulluk http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/ Sat, 19 May 2012 01:02:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: reggie godwin http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-37585 Wed, 27 Jul 2011 18:29:50 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-37585 or email @ rg@cc-i.net or email @ rg@cc-i.net

]]> by: reggie godwin http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-37584 Wed, 27 Jul 2011 18:29:07 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-37584 looking for anyone who has worked on this rig in anyfason please contact reggie godwin@800-710-6655 looking for anyone who has worked on this rig in anyfason please contact reggie godwin@800-710-6655

]]> by: Eamon Barron http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-30829 Wed, 09 Jun 2010 03:52:51 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-30829 My Dad worked on the Kulluk as a barge captain before i was born. i was wondering if anybody could send me some photos as he has very little. My Dad worked on the Kulluk as a barge captain before i was born. i was wondering if anybody could send me some photos as he has very little.

]]> by: Brad Barrett http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-29731 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:48:39 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-29731 I worked on this project from the start until it was mothballed again. Now, I am working for the same company but in Malaysia. Quite a difference, but I pefer the arctic any day. Hopefully Shell is able to get on with refurbishing and I can have my old job back. I also worked on a rotational basis for Dome/Canmar?Amoco back in the 80s/90s. Who can forget the poor boys from Croatia who stayed on the Kulluk for up to 9 months I believe. And who, at the beginning, had to stay on the ice in a little "Cat Camp" And had to get escorted to the rig in the mornings and back in the evenings "just in case" In case the Croats don't rember me, my nick name turned out to be Santa.............. I worked on this project from the start until it was mothballed again. Now, I am working for the same company but in Malaysia. Quite a difference, but I pefer the arctic any day. Hopefully Shell is able to get on with refurbishing and I can have my old job back.
I also worked on a rotational basis for Dome/Canmar?Amoco back in the 80s/90s.
Who can forget the poor boys from Croatia who stayed on the Kulluk for up to 9 months I believe. And who, at the beginning, had to stay on the ice in a little “Cat Camp” And had to get escorted to the rig in the mornings and back in the evenings “just in case”
In case the Croats don’t rember me, my nick name turned out to be Santa…………..

]]> by: Stan Prohl http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-25642 Sun, 15 Feb 2009 10:35:17 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-25642 Good to hear its going back to work. I was a rousatabout back when it drilled a well for Arco Good to hear its going back to work. I was a rousatabout back when it drilled a well for Arco

]]> by: gdy http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-15323 Sun, 10 Feb 2008 19:01:00 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-15323 Yeah! Sure was cold out there. I also have a throng of pics from Kulluk if you're interested (full DVD). Most of them were taken from croatian crew members. Best regards from Croatia. Yeah!
Sure was cold out there. I also have a throng of pics from Kulluk if you’re interested (full DVD).
Most of them were taken from croatian crew members.

Best regards from Croatia.

]]> by: Jeff Howarth http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-12460 Sun, 23 Sep 2007 22:24:25 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-12460 I worked on the Rig 'Kulluk' based from Tuktoyuktuk in 1982, It was owned by Gulf Oil at the time, I have many pictures of the Rig and the sourounding Arctic frozen if any body wants to see it. Regards, Jeff (now living in england.) I worked on the Rig ‘Kulluk’ based from Tuktoyuktuk in 1982, It was owned by Gulf Oil at the time, I have many pictures of the Rig and the sourounding Arctic frozen if any body wants to see it.

Regards, Jeff (now living in england.)

]]> by: Lila http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-12214 Wed, 05 Sep 2007 17:50:40 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-12214 My boyfriend works on the Kulluk. They see polar bears from time to time. The crew is actually escorted by guys on snowmobiles with shotguns when going to and from the rig. The shotguns are to scare the bears away if necessary. My boyfriend works on the Kulluk. They see polar bears from time to time. The crew is actually escorted by guys on snowmobiles with shotguns when going to and from the rig. The shotguns are to scare the bears away if necessary.

]]> by: Nina http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-12205 Tue, 04 Sep 2007 22:05:16 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-12205 Great photo - do you have any more? Great photo - do you have any more?

]]> by: Roberta http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-6514 Fri, 25 May 2007 15:02:18 +0000 http://www.dustysensor.ca/2007/photoblog/kulluk/#comment-6514 Wow - awesome. You're at the edge of the world. Wow - awesome. You’re at the edge of the world.

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