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What is the duration of The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik-Yak?
The duration of The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik-Yak is 1.75 hours.
When was The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik-Yak created?
The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik-Yak was created on 1984-02-08.
What did the sailors see that let them know they were close to land?
They would first see birds .
What do sailors say when about to reach land?
Land ho!
Who led the Athenian navy?
Generals (strategos), because they regarded their naval forces as amphibious - the sailors would alternately fight as land forces when disembarked.
Who would win if a crocodile faced a lion?
The crocodile would win in water. On land, a 16 ft or bigger crocodile would be safe from a lion.
Why is it important for sailors to have a balanced diet?
When sailors are out at sea, they have no access to the land and its resources. A sailor must maintain a balanced diet in order for their body to receive all the nutrients it needs to function. Sailors back in the day would often get scurvy because they did not have access to Vitamin C while at sea. Now with technology, sailors can easily keep a balanced diet with the right foods and vitamins.
What are some difficulties the british faced before the revolution?
they didnt know how they would be able to win when they had no idea of the u.s land
What gang have swallow tattoo.?
the swallow tattoo is a traditional naval tattoo. many sailors would get swallows/sparrows on their chest. one swallow would represent 5000 nautical miles traveled and a second would be 5000 more. they also were known to symbolize the end of a journey. mainly because sparrows were the first sign of land and would let the sailors know they are almost home.
Why did Columbus sailors what to engage in mutiny?
because they didn't see land for 28 days
When did Dutch sailors land at cape town?
They built houses, hospital and grew crops
Did sailors really yell land ho?
Yes, sailors historically used the phrase "Land ho!" as a call to announce the sighting of land. This expression was particularly common during the Age of Exploration when sailors were often at sea for long stretches. The phrase served as a signal to alert the crew and to mark the end of their voyage. While it might be somewhat romanticized in literature and film, it reflects actual maritime practices.
