Reminiscence Of A Pan Canal Trip Through War Years 1939
Mrs. C. W. Hawkins recalls a voyage through the Panama Canal Scotland and Newfoundland as war breaks out in 1939. She notes the canal’s engineering, the orderly work, and the diverse crew, with vivid scenes from the Caribbean and English Channel. She mentions weather, locks, and encounters with lighthouses and port towns ending in London.
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Caribbean Sea
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Jamaica
Kingston
Tikal
Mona
Porto Rico
Haiti
Cuban West Indies
Great
Quigiea Islands
Cacacs
English Channel
Voyage Log From Bahama Isles To Dover Cliffs
The passage describes the Sargasso Sea with its floating seaweed and myths about its sources. It notes rare currents, tales of ships pulled down, and pirates aided by trade winds. The narrator recalls sighting Bishop Rock and Dover cliffs after days at sea.
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Isle of Lost
Bighop
Dover
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