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Sadly the world that we enjoyed Ivan is long gone as you know, but if i was a youngster looking for something a bit different to the mundane work available
A far cry from our 12 days per annum plus Sundays at sea which averaged 10 -15 per annum (if lucky) and 24 month Articles, but you won't see many foreign
From time to time we hear from people on this site, enquiring how they can get a position at sea. I have looked on the Trinity House web site, and they
Depended upon the era he sailed on Everards ships, as they were mostly UK coastal trade in 50's and 60's, 70's branched out as far as Mediterranean and
It was the 80's John, I spent 4 years on AID work in Ethiopia (and others over nearly a decade) so I'll comment on his comments later. Did he ever go
Just wondered where their voyages would have taken them to...dad took this photo...wonder where it could have been...probably around 1955
Joined this site recently but unable to add my name to the crew list... please point me in the right direction!
Via: Royal Museums Greenwich Robert Falcon Scott finally reached the South Pole on 17 January 1912, disappointed that Amundsen had beaten
I thought I would post an oldie of mine,............ Here is another , you may have read before. S.S. CORRALES,
Reading a very interesting article in ABC news this morning questioning the need for ANOTHER Royal Commission into the latest fires in Australia.
