Talk:Arosa Kulm

I have just started the page on SS Arosa Kulm. Someone must add photos. It is a bit of a personal history: I crossed the Atlantic with the American Field Service as a 17 year old boy to become an exchange student at Hamburg High School in Western New York. The voyage started from Cuxhafen on August 6, 1956 with stops at Zeebrücke and Southampton. In the middle of the Atlantic we experienced the storm of my life and I think I was the most seasick person on that ship. We arrived to Ellis Island on August 18, 1956. I returned the following year on SS Arosa Sky alias Bianca C - a somewhat more pleasant voyage. In the time between my sea voyages, I lived with American families, experienced America and met with president Eisenhower and presidents-to-be Kennedy and Johnson. Drlectin (talk) 23:46, 18 May 2011 (UTC)

PS. Learned later that the SS Arosa Sky had a more violent end as Bianca C Drlectin (talk) 09:29, 25 May 2011 (UTC)

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