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'Seafarers' disease 'scurvy on rise among children due to lack of vitamin C in diet
Home | Mail Online 2009
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Seafarers from Brittany who sailed to England to sell onions in the 1800s, wore tight-knit sweaters made from unwashed sheep's wool to bear the elements; Irish mariners wore the now-iconic Aran sweater on the water, with its moisture-wicking lanolin-coated cable knit.
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Melbourne Open House On the gentrifying Docklands, in Melbourne, Australia, the historic Mission to Seafarers is a Victorian landmark that sheltered sailors from around the globe.
Open House 2011
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On the gentrifying Docklands, the historic Mission to Seafarers is a Victorian landmark that sheltered sailors from across the globe. melbourneopenhouse.org
Come in, We're Open David Kaufman 2011
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The Seafarers ferris plock kelly Tunstall animation sea of love san francisco mlandry 9 months ago wonderful
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Emmanuel emphasized the last word, then tipped his hat at the preacher and turned toward the Seafarers Club, where the Buick Straight 8, on loan from van Niekerk, was parked.
Let The Dead Lie Malla Nunn 2010
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En route to their next adventure, The Seafarers stop by a mysterious island of horrors.
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Cantonese founders dedicated this temple-pagoda in 1760 to Thien Hau, Goddess Protector of Seafarers, thanking her for safe passage across the South China Sea.
City Walk: Ho Chi Minh City Samantha Coomber 2010
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Cruikshank had sent a special invitation to the three bravest sailors known in whisper and legend, The Seafarers.
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And an invitation from Old Man Cruikshank is not something one turns down...and so the Seafarers' adventure began.
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