The fragility of life at sea
- Wednesday 05 May 2010, 11:22
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- Ship Operations
THE death of Jonathon Watson, the 14-year-old Sea Cadet who died last weekend on the Tall Ship Royalist, serves to remind us that even in this era of highly mechanised shipping, the poignant fragility that continually underlines life at sea.For those who may have missed the story,...
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