Morning Light Page #10
It's a long distance and a lot goes on.
[Towill] The biggest thing
I learned from the project
has just been the real value in teamwork
and how special it is
when 15 people can come together
and accomplish something
that no one of us
could have done on our own.
The days you go out
and everything goes the way you planned
and everything goes perfectly,
It's the days you go out
then everything falls apart,
that's when you learn the most.
And I really learned that
in a very literal way on Morning Light
and really kind of changed
[Kane] You realize
what's important to you.
To be able to pack my whole life
in a small bag for ten days,
just those things
and being on the ocean,
was probably the happiest
ten days of my life.
[Branning] Being on an ocean
is about as close
as you can put together
peace and fear.
It's absolutely peaceful
and it's just so beautiful...
... but, man,
it can go bad pretty quickly.
I think we were about as well prepared
as we could be for anything.
[Manson] You...
You realize, out on the ocean,
it's... it's a different type of life,
and it gives you a new respect.
Kind of hard to explain.
It's like you feel in power,
like you've conquered somethin'
that you know a lot of people
haven't had the chance to do.
You feel very fortunate
at the same time.
[Wilmot] Pretty much what
Morning Light did for me
is it opened a lot
of boundaries that I had.
My grades have improved at college,
my work has improved on land
and now I feel like
I can just get out there
and anything that I apply myself,
I can do.
[Fielding] You know,
whenever I see my teammates,
they'll always be
these special people to me.
We could be in the middle
of New York City,
we could be in Shanghai,
we could be hikin' on a mountain,
and we're still gonna have a connection
that no one else around us shares,
and that's a special feeling.
[# Long Time Coming]
[cheers]
[laugh] Take two!
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