Just one more time

[Lewis McColl]

Who would like to see this from the deck of there favourite ship if you could turn the clock back, just one more time.

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[Doc Vernon]

Nice i guess Lewis
But for me, well i would rather see the White Cliffs again from the First Ship i sailed on to London KG5 what a sight it was for me being the first time ever!
Cheers

(47) White Cliffs of Dover from the Ferry - YouTube

[happy daze john in oz]

Saw it in the flesh three years ago.
Hope to see it again next year

[cappy]

Who would like to see this from the deck of there favourite ship if you could turn the clock back, just one more time.

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oh happy day

[cappy]

always a moment of sadness seeing the white cliffs of dover outward bound wondering how long to see them on the way back .....but soon passed by the thoughts of flying fish weather and new sites and adventures ........life was simple then ........what happened ......

[Ivan Cloherty]

#1 Hopefully Michiko wouldn't be waiting on the jetty with all the little papasans, saying, this one yours, this one Cappy's, this one silver pit John's, and where my husband Lewis?

Had some lovely memories of those islands, though many didn't

[Keith Tindell]

My first 5 years on various ships, had always wanted to go to Japan, and then last two trips to sea both went to Japan. The first time, was courtesy of Cuba, as that was supposed to be Thames-Cuba for sugar-Thames, but diverted instead to Durban for grain and Japan, plus many other ports, and home after 10 months, but loved our visits to Japan. In those days discharging grain could be a fairly long process, so had a few days in port to get rid of some of that money accrued at sea, lol, and all those lovely Japanese girls, and woe betide caught talking to another, and you were called a butterfly, happy days, kt

[cappy]

#1 Hopefully Michiko wouldn't be waiting on the jetty with all the little papasans, saying, this one yours, this one Cappy's, this one silver pit John's, and where my husband Lewis?

Had some lovely memories of those islands, though many didn't

not our lewis john ...he swears he never went adrift ....ooh little porkies perhaps

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My first 5 years on various ships, had always wanted to go to Japan, and then last two trips to sea both went to Japan. The first time, was courtesy of Cuba, as that was supposed to be Thames-Cuba for sugar-Thames, but diverted instead to Durban for grain and Japan, plus many other ports, and home after 10 months, but loved our visits to Japan. In those days discharging grain could be a fairly long process, so had a few days in port to get rid of some of that money accrued at sea, lol, and all those lovely Japanese girls, and woe betide caught talking to another, and you were called a butterfly, happy days, kt

js him called king butterfly....

[happy daze john in oz]

We found the Japenese to be very friendly and helpful.
The one down side was when we got home, we spent about four weeks still bowing to all we met.
But their trains are something else to see, quite something now when you look at photos of 1945 after the bombs and look at the country now.
Hard to believe at times.

[j.sabourn]

Cappy still does that today, its an excuse to see if its still there. JS