Sailors were afraid to sail too far from land due to the fear of getting lost in uncharted waters, where navigation could become difficult or impossible. Additionally, the threat of storms and rough seas posed significant dangers, as they lacked modern safety equipment and communication methods. The uncertainty of supplies, including food and fresh water, also contributed to their apprehension, as being far from a port made it challenging to replenish essential resources. These factors combined created a strong aversion to venturing too far from the safety of the shoreline.
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On a pirate ship, a cylinder thing that's connected to the sail and bring a telescope.
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Sail fish anything that sails. Sailors, etc.
The Last Sailors The Final Days of Working Sail - 1984 was released on: USA: 1984
In the 1700s, it typically took sailors around 6 to 8 weeks to sail across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Lateen Sails
The ocean were terrifying and mysterious . They believed that sea monster lived in the ocean , waiting to devour ships .
There's an ocean of adventure were off to explore. Sail the seven seas to a far and distant shore With a western breese a'blowing no time to delay Ring out the bell boys and anchors away Chorus:yo-ho heave-ho so the sailors say Yo-ho heave-ho set the sail and anchors away We are able bloodied seamen ,a trustworthy crew Boldly going forward as we set sail on the blue We have orders from our captin and we must obey Ring out the bell boys and anchors away Chorus:yo-ho heave-ho so the sailors say Yo-ho heave-ho set the sail and anchors away There's a new world to discover so join us my friend Over the horizon and just around the bend There's a new world waiting for you so set sail today Ring out the bell boys and anchors away Chorus:yo-ho heave-ho so the sailors say Yo-ho heave-ho set the sail and anchors away (shouted) anchors away !
They would have sailors which could mend a broken sail