Ships

[close] On December 21st of 2012 scientists across the globe predicted that a mass extinction would cause the end of life as we know it. At 12:00 a.m. on the dot early that morning, it did. While everyone was fast asleep in their beds the radioactive meteors struck earth in 16 different locations, all equally spread out to the point where almost every square inch of civilization was destroyed; almost. In the few places where life still existed people fought for survival in the time where there was literally nothing left to help them. At the point when people had begun to die of starvation, lack of clean water, and disease, a new salvation came to be. And then the “Sky People” came down in their special space ships offering their help to them, but for a price. Unable to say no the human gratefully took their offer, without knowing the horrific price they would be paying. Read the description under the “General” topic to finish reading the description!

[close] Deep beneath the sea lie mysteries most dare not try to comprehend. Mermaids, Selkies, Sirens, even sea dragons, all make their home under the dark blue waves. But they're not the only dangers among the sea. Pirates, sailors, and adventurers all claim their spot on the open waters, searching for things only dreamers think to find. What path will you choose? This is an advanced sea fantasy roleplay group.

[close] We promote and maintain Sunderland’s maritime history through the use of an interactive visitor centre demonstrating the crafts, skills and trades associated with one of the greatest ship and boatbuilding centres of the last century.

[close] A place for anyone interested maritime history to share books and ask for recommendations. Subjects include naval history, shipbuilding, navigation, exploration, trade, migration, navigation aids, fishing, whaling, international maritime law and the related sciences. We also encourage the discussion of maritime themes in literature, art and social history. This group is dedicated to enriching our understanding of maritime history, engaging new readers and preserving historic sites and heritage.