Why they(Jerome) were against sea trips?Describe the events of Jerome's brother in law who gave away his ticket,another fellow who couldn't eat anything on his sea voyage and the fellow who was leaning out of the port-holes in a dangerous position just off Southend Pier.
Harris wishes to avoid remote locations and counters with the suggestion of a sea cruise. J. vetoes that idea because one week is not enough time to overcome seasickness and actually enjoy the trip. He notes to the reader that no one admits to being seasick on land, but that many people have trouble with it when actually on a ship.
I remember my brother-in-law going for a short sea trip once, for the benefit of his health. He took a return berth from London to Liverpool; and when he got to Liverpool, the only thing he was anxious about was to sell that return ticket. ch 1
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