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Subject: Re: Aroma of different ships


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Date Posted: Saturday, April 26, 03:53:14pm
In reply to: Graham R774640 's message, "Aroma of different ships" on Saturday, April 26, 02:25:01pm
 Hi Graham as I remember we all yoused to go ashore smelling like a Chinees Brothal but for me the crew accomodation could get smelly on the Liners in the hot climates no air conditioning back then Regards George in Southampton
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Re: Aroma of different shipsAlan Rae (smelly)Saturday, April 26, 06:26:04pm

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