Hi Everyone,Please find attached the second part of Command Day.Yours AyeCaptain GavCOMMAND DAY PART 2After a night of what meteorologists would term as "Light and Variable" winds the Youth Crew of Voyage 06/10 have achieved not only our goals for Command Day but also learnt...
Hi Everyone,Command Day commenced at 1100 this morning when I handed Youth Crew Captain Josh the 'Telescope of Challange'. Since then the Youth Crew have been busy completing tasks and most importantly sailing this fantastic Ship. One of the many tasks to be completed over...
Hi everyone, At sunrise this morning we were located 7nm to the north of Tasman Island sailing close hauled under fore and aft sails and...
Hi Everyone,Blue Watch have decided to give me a break from writing the Captains Log for tonight by completing it themselves. So please enjoy tonight's Captains Log compliments of Blue Watch.Until tomorrow, take care.Yours AyeCaptain GavBLUE WATCH CAPTAINS LOG VOYAGEAfter waking up to a glass-shattering...
Ahoy there,Last time I wrote, we were well and truly in Command of the Young Endeavour, I am very happy and (mostly) relieved to be able to inform you that earlier this morning we safely anchored in Mornington. The youth crew were at their true...
Ahoy there everyone, Overnight the ship continued south under fore and...
VOYAGE 13/10 DAY 10 MONDAY 03 AUGUST 2010Ahoy there everyone, ...
Hi Everyone, During the early hours of this morning the wind strengthened to 23kts and sail had to be reduced so as to slow our boat speed so as to achieve our planned anchorage of 0900...
Hi Everyone,Please find attached the second Command Day log entry from the Youth Crew.Yours AyeCaptain GavCOMMAND DAY PART 2Hi every one of our keen listeners!Day two of command day started with a BANG! Or really I should say a splash.This morning we had water coming...
Hello there Everyone, We remained at anchor in the picturesque Jervis Bay over night and enjoyed the benefits of anchor watches. This allowed for...
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