No worries, mate!

Article Abstract:

The big difference between an old sailor and a first timer is, the first-timer worries that something will break at sea and despite his best preparations the technology might let him down and the old sailor though believing in technology is prepared for any unpredictability or malfunctioning that may occur. The sailor has to believe that confidence isn't believing that nothing bad will happen but developing the skills and experience to deal with all the stuff that will happen.

Behavior

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On watch: A generation of sea gypsies

Article Abstract:

Fatty Cap'n Goodlander talks about himself and his wife Carylon's experience in the Caribbean, as they where enthralled by the Caribbean people, its music and its culture. They felt that every island they cruised was better than the older one.

Personal narratives

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My friend fear

Article Abstract:

A sailor considers fear to be the healthy response to living inspite of the risks associated with it. Fear is a natural reaction, so it helps to keep people sharp, focused and aware of the things happening around.

Fear

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