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    Default Sea sunday . July 9th 2023

    Sea Sunday today.

    To all my sea-faring friends on this site and those who have found a safe harbour after their life-long voyage. Rest in peace.
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    They that go down
    to the sea in ships,

    that do business
    in great waters;

    These see the
    works of the LORD,

    and His wonders
    in the deep

    Psalm 107. 23-24

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    Brenda

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    Hi Brenda, thanks for the quote. we have certainly seen his wonders in the deep. there will be many who have seen the blue haze in the pacific. To continue the psalm: " For he spoke and stirred up a tempest that lifted high the waves, they mounted up to the heavens and went down to the depths; in there peril there courage melted away. they reeled and staggered like drunken men; and were at their wits end. Then they cried out to the Lord in their trouble, and he brought them out of their distress, he stilled the storm to a whisper; the waves of the sea were hushed. They were glad when it grew calm, and he guided them to their safe haven. I remember only to well going through a gale in the Atlantic just before Christmas in 1965, I was 19 and thought It was all over, but the storm was stilled to a whisper and we did get home but the ship was trashed. Time & tide.

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    Default Re: Sea sunday . July 9th 2023

    Slightly different theme, but for me a Sunday at sea meant an extra days leave
    and how they tried to dodge them.

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    Default Re: Sea sunday . July 9th 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by john middleton View Post
    Slightly different theme, but for me a Sunday at sea meant an extra days leave
    and how they tried to dodge them.
    Yup! FWE at 1159 hours, that saved the owner a few bob!

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    Default Re: Sea sunday . July 9th 2023

    Wonder if anyone ever got two on the international date line, i expect a few slowed down to avoid it.
    R689823

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    I know we crossed on Sunday in the pacific on my sisters birthday we celebrated twice but only got 1 Sunday at sea.
    Time and tide.

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    Default Re: Sea sunday . July 9th 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Sewell View Post
    I know we crossed on Sunday in the pacific on my sisters birthday we celebrated twice but only got 1 Sunday at sea.
    Time and tide.
    I remember we never sailed on a Sunday, i wonder why!

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    Hello Mark,
    I only quoted the first few verses as they were inscribed around the inside of the dome of the Mersey Docks & Harbour Board Building.
    Now owned by Peel Holdings but the chap on the door will let you in to have a look !
    Brenda

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