Sleeping arrangements feel much like summer camp: hikers of both sexes sleep side by side in long bunks, as many as 40 to a room, and there are no partitions -- something to consider about peak season.
During two different research expeditions, in the mid- to late springs of 2010 and 2012, the AUV which resembles a 2-meter-long bunk bed with twin hulls stacked on top of one another traveled back and forth through several different Southern Ocean waters in a lawn mower like pattern at depths of 20 to 30 meters under the ice to collect a 3D survey of the topography of the sea ice's underbelly.
Those working long hours bunk in the quarters formerly occupied by foreign doctors.
Here is an awkward, acne-scarred boy who played with dolls, wore nail varnish and his hair long, was bullied, bunked off and smoked drugs in the mall, played in a band, went to local art school, ended up at CalArts and went on to become one of LA's – and America's – leading artists.
By Western standards, he works hard — six days a week, sometimes more when orders pile up — and he spends about a fifth of his pay on a rented apartment, having long since fled the bunk beds and curfews of the factory-owned dormitory.
This gives in effect four parallel tunnels, each about 1,200 feet long and provided with bunks for 2,000 people.
Work started in November 1940 at the height of the Blitz and when completed in 1942 each shelter was 366m long and equipped with bunks, medical posts and kitchens to sustain about 8,000 people each night.
McNulty – not Jimmy, not Jim, not Daddy, not Pops, "just plain McNulty" – is eventually persuaded to go out with Bunk for that long-awaited taste (only after he hands over the decision to Beadie), though this is not the railroad-watering classic drunk of yester-episode.
Ms. Gilmore is hoping to make her queen bunk beds work as long as possible.
I was quartered in a long narrow room with 14/15 double bunks down each side of a narrow space.
