Good pic',you've aged remarkably well there,must be the sea air!:unibrow:
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HI YOU MAY JUST BE RIGHT? HAVE A READ OF THE FOLLING...:ninja:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...the-fleet.html
Reg.:shock:
Spot on, it's the enclosed storage area in the bow. On old ships it was sometimes used as crew accommodation. Cap Kong posted a story about that but it might have been on the sailors website we used before we migrated to Yo.
On modern ships the focsle is used for storing paint (in a paint locker) and mooring ropes when they're not in use. The anchor chain passes through, often via a tube or guide, into the chain locker below.
Bothers me not in the slightest.
In 13 years in the Merchant Navy I only sailed with two or three who were openly gay - don't know about those who didn't advertise their preferences.
Having sailed witha few guys who also sailed on cruise ships, from what they tell me that is where most gay sailors ended up - though I believe they tended to take hospitality related jobs than actual seaman duties.
When I seen the title of this thread I thought it was about you Pablo.:PDT_Xtremez_42: