I've only been there once when I was riding over , was on a bottle barge on the ... M/V Grayson I think ? Pushing propane or some other gas .

And it just depends if it's a red flag barge like what I'm on 90% of the time ( legit has a little red metal flag or there painted mainly red) it's gonna be some.kinda petroleum product. But again depends I've tanked and hauled every thing from crude oil ,#6 oil , light cycle oil , heavy cycle oil, liquid fertilizer, few kinds of acids , benzene, a few more clean chems .

Interesting fact btw , crude oil as different colors and consistency depending on where you get it. Seen about 5 different colors and viscosities so far all for what's supposed to be the same stuff basically

Austin Texas for me. How long have you been in that industry wolfdog?

Lived one year 12 kilometers N of the equator and my second year 50 kilometers S. of the equator. Ecuadorian Amazon side. Peace Corps '83-85

Pretty interesting to have the sun directly over your head at noon.

Creston Iowa 1988

Fort Lauderdale Florida
Grand Bahamas

Denver

Just made two years

If you can get to Bonaire do it. Its a marine sanctuary, kinda like Yellowstone was set aside. Stay in the motel 8 anywhere and swim off the beach for some great snorkeling.

Bonaire is known for its pristine marine life, world-class diving, and eco-friendly tourism. The island is a top destination for snorkeling and diving, thanks to the protected Bonaire National Marine Park. Its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse wildlife make it a paradise for underwater enthusiasts.