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| 7 Nov 2022 | |
| Written by Richard Waldron | |
| OP News |
The SS Dunstan on whom I served as Third Mate for one last trip up the Amazon to Manaus.
Then, after many adventures, including being locked up in Caracas on a drunken brawl, I left the sea and did my own thing, attending Art School and developing a career as a typographer/graphic designer/lecturer/magazine art editor, and NOW international award winning fine artist at www.richardwaldron-art.org
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