Sep 20

Why Port and Starboard Indicate the Left and Right Side of a Ship

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Credits:

Video: Verity Hiskey
Script: Daven Hiskey
Vocals: Simon Whistler (http://rockingselfpublishing.com/)
Music: Folk Round, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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