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He was leaving this land, as many his teammates, to explore the ocean deep. They all were equal before the might of the ocean and they were different with their unusual individual fortunes. The beginning of his oceanic way was similar and comparable to thousands of such onsets of young explorers. And this book even not about him or myself, but this is about all those guys in the ocean and this is my thankful memory about them for that we were together in our pioneering quests and that we together withstand formidable storms and hurricanes. This is the realistic adventurous biography of thousands of young and not so young oceangoing fishermen, existing on this planet long tome ago. The author reveals the story of just an ordinary exploratory voyage, however there are no ordinary voyages in the ocean, as there are no ordinary oceans in this world. He remembers all large and small details of this unusual expedition - destructive storm, appeared from nowhere on the approaches to Greenland, and the most disastrous for the last centuries hurricanes of 1969 Camilla and Debbie. They saw real wonders: magnificent everlasting fiords of the icy island Greenland, filled with mystery and enigmatic past with the signs of old Vikings in Erik the Red fiord; huge black creatures in the trawl from the abyssal depths...Over there, nearby of the silent boundless ice fields and snow terrains, fantastic icebergs and mirages, the wonders and riddles of the ocean deep were waiting for them, pioneers-explorers.