Never heard of that one.
But I did sail on Sealands D9J class which were first generation boxboats built in the late 70's.
They all had underdeck lashings. Though at somepoint theyd had the sense to retrofit cellguides. The old lashing system was still down there rusting away though.
Stan - Most companies run "dry" ships now. No rum.
And as for interesting places.........one container terminal in the middle of nowhere looks very much like another container terminal in the middle of nowhere. Only the language of the stevadores, and the standard of the pilot/tugs change.
We were lucky if we got 12 hours in port when I was still deep sea! And Id be working a minimum of 6 of those!
Understand mate its a bit like when you say your IT contracting and your in Milan one week then Norway the next then Paris - yeah great - but the only thing you see is airport lounges, buses,taxis and insides of boring offices working late every night! Not the life for me!
What are lashings btw?? Not something pirates would do then?