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Tag Archives: ships
“Sammy’s gone away, aboard a man o’ war”
I can now officially reveal that I’m shipping aboard Duyfken as a volunteer crew member. I’ll be joining the ship in Cooktown and sailing to Weipa, which should take approximately two weeks. She’s sailing home from Sydney to Fremantle, where … Continue reading
Posted in Boats and ships, Travel
Tagged Bantry, duyfken, Galway, Galway Arts Festival, IDIERI, Ireland, Limerick, ships, West Cork Literary Festival
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The sea again
In view of our earlier discussion, about how a boat can be home, I felt the need to share this passage I’ve just come across while re-reading Conrad’s Heart of Darkness: “(Marlow) was a seaman, but he was a wanderer, … Continue reading
Posted in Home, Travel
Tagged boats, dappledwithdew, foreign shores, Heart of Darkness, home, Joseph Conrad, Kathy George, ships, the sea, travel
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