I won't sing at another unless it's in the
fo'c'sle. I'll sing to the men, but not to Captain Harris.
The rest were tars [sailors] before the mast, and lived in the
fo'c'sle. Peter had already lashed himself to the wheel; but he piped all hands and delivered a short address to them; said he hoped they would do their duty like gallant hearties, but that he knew they were the scum of Rio and the Gold Coast, and if they snapped at him he would tear them.
"Say, dad!" he shouted up the
fo'c'sle hatch, "he says you kin slip down an' see him ef you're anxious that way.
Pack up your kit and go for'ard into the
fo'c'sle. You're a boat-puller now.
Wull you be thunkun' thot God thot makes the wunds tull blow wull bend Hus head from on high tull lussen tull the word o' a greasy Rooshan-Funn un some dirty shup's
fo'c'sle?"
The castle's
Fo'c'sle Restaurant enables guests to enjoy an opulent afternoon tea with magical views overlooking the sea.
The Blue Ridge B residents also visited the forecastle, or
fo'c'sle, in which the ship's anchoring gear is housed, and passed through the ship's version of "main street," a corridor where a barbershop, bank, and post office operates.
Afterward, the ship was opened to the general public for tours, of the flight deck, commanding officer's in-port cabin, pilot house, mess decks,
fo'c'sle and newly opened tribute room.
Smoke billows out from the
Fo'c'sle Collection in Amlwch picture by Karl Byast A GALLERY suffered significant damage after extinguished tealights were thrown in a bin.
When they finish carving and painting it, the 5-foot wooden serpent will hang in Chester, Canada, over the entrance to the
Fo'c'sle. Founded in 1764, it is the oldest rural tavern in Nova Scotia.
fo'c'sle - living quarters consisting of a superstructure in the bow of a merchant ship where the crew is housed