Long before modern warships crossed oceans in weeks instead of months, before sailors relied on radar, satellites, and global positioning, there was a brotherhood bound by salt, superstition, and the...
Long before satellites charted currents and computers mapped the globe, sailors measured their journeys by myth, superstition, and the ancient laws of the sea. Of all the traditions born from those...
Long before satellites tracked fleets and engines replaced sails, sailors marked their passage into the deeper brotherhood of the sea by crossing the equator. From this ancient maritime tradition...