"Mog" is new to this site

[Mike Reynolds (Mog)]

Just joined this site and am looking to see if there are any old seafarer friends out there! I sailed on Botany Bay, Northren Star, Darro, Medic, Durango, Canopic, Ionic, Icenic, Drina, Laurentic, Riverina, Roebuck, Jamaica Producer, Dart Continent, Dart Britain, Pacific Peace, Pacific Patriot, Andes, Ironbridge, Abbey, British Steel, then with the Cap boats until 2006. There must be at least one of you out there that sailed on one of these ships!!!

I was also in College in Swansea 1969-71, and Southapmton 1972, as Engineerr cadet with Shaw Saville

What happened to "Yorky" Boothroyd?

Regards Mog. (Mike Reynolds)

[Doc Vernon]

Hi Mike (Mog)
Would just like to give you a warm Welcome to this very good site!
Here you will find lots of info,good Crew and with luck also find a few old Shipmates!
So sit back,relax and just enjoy the trip!
Hope we will have you here for a long time!
A site truly worthy of the British Merchant Navy!
Cheers

I am sure with a bit of time there are sure to be some who will recall you !
Nice lineup of Ships there Mog!


Also"

If you would like to join in and have your Full name R Number and First Ship
Included in the Flag project then please pass it on to Mike Hall who is doing a Main Flag for all
to be displayed some time in one of the UK Museums!
Thank you

Please go to following Link and follow instructions there
When page opens Click on Contact info on Right and on dropdown list select
Send a message via Email to Mike Hall


http://www.merchant-navy.net/forum/member.php?u=8

Alternatively you can send your details to me as well and i will pass them on to Mike for you
Thanks

http://www.merchant-navy.net/forum/member.php?u=18

If any new Members (or old) would like more info on the Flag Projects please click on the following Link!
Thank you

http://www.merchant-navy.net/gallery...ry.php?cat=558

[R58484956]

Greetings Mike and a warm welcome to the MN site. Bon voyage.

[Ron B Manderson]

welcome to the great site Mike
Grab a chair and lets hear some stories.
Ron
The batcave

[colin twine]

i sailied onb the medic twice 1964 and 1966-7 and the icenic 66-67 on deck cheers clancy

[happy daze john in oz]

G'day Mog and welcome to the site. Fine list of ships you have there, amy dates to go with them? If you do and care to list them here you may well get replies from some who knew you. So sit back with a cold one and enjoy the voyage.

[Billy Coysh]

Hi Mog
I was on a lot of the same ships you was on not sure if we where on them together though i was on the Ionic,Durango,Riverina, Roebuck to, so maybe we did sail together at some time on one of these ships. the only Yorky i can remember was on the Durango when we was on the New Zealand run and then down to South America happy days.i was also on the new andes for psnc a container ship untill 1992 when we was moved on for cheaper labour and a cheaper flag.
Billy.

[David Williams]

Just joined this site and am looking to see if there are any old seafarer friends out there! I sailed on Botany Bay, Northren Star, Darro, Medic, Durango, Canopic, Ionic, Icenic, Drina, Laurentic, Riverina, Roebuck, Jamaica Producer, Dart Continent, Dart Britain, Pacific Peace, Pacific Patriot, Andes, Ironbridge, Abbey, British Steel, then with the Cap boats until 2006. There must be at least one of you out there that sailed on one of these ships!!!

I was also in College in Swansea 1969-71, and Southapmton 1972, as Engineerr cadet with Shaw Saville

What happened to "Yorky" Boothroyd?

Regards Mog. (Mike Reynolds)

Hi Mike.
Just a few lines to welcome you aboard.Find yourself
a comfortable berth and settle in>i am sure that there
will be loads od people out here that will know all about
your ships,and even now you.

Dave Williams(R583900)
Llanelli

[Anthony Atkinson]

Hello Mike Reynolds. I sailed on the Botany Bay on the 7/10/74 and 20/01/75 and21/06/76 and 21/02/77. The last voyage I sailed as POE. I am Anthony Atkinson R796905. The name rings a bell, but the mug shot, no way, why I have problems remembering who I am these days. This is of course all due to the lack of a decent tot of rum, followed very quickly by another decent tot of rum. Happy days.