The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.
The romance of the sea? "No longer exists," says one young trainee, sitting in the ship's mess. "There never was such a thing," says the captain. Today, captains are more like the managers of floating companies. Whether real or not the cliché of an adventurous life at sea has long been cast overboard in this modern world of highly efficient container giants and computer-controlled terminals.