Lloyd's List started a new blog feature and they want you to be a part of it. The Life at Sea feature will highlight stories of seafarers. We invite all of our Amver participants to share their stories with Lloyd's List.
What will Lloyd's List do with these stories of life at sea? That remains to be seen. For now they will be shared with their readership and, hopefully, not behind a pay wall. Tom Leander, the driving force behind the initiative, wants to share these stories as a way of celebrating the Year of the Seafarer. We think its a great idea. Maybe someone will share a story of why then enrolled in Amver or of a dramatic rescue...
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