Ahoy there everyone,Welcome to Young Endeavour's second voyage for 2011. Our journey starts from Hobart and will conclude in Sydney. We have a magnificent tall ship, forecast wind for our sails and 630 nautical miles to explore. The potential is limitless and sense of adventure...
Ahoy there everyone,Welcome to day two of the voyage. Following a well deserved and much needed good night’s rest the Youth Crew awoke at 0630 to a stunning Hobart morning accompanied by a cheerful tune from Sail Master Matt. After breakfast all hands mustered for...
As I left you all yesterday we were moving into our second waypoint, however, after our tack, the wind began its games and decided to veer on us, running our course and causing us to drop below where the Navigator Josh and I wanted us...
Ahoy there,Our morning saw us start off with the promise of Walking on Sunshine being played over the main broadcast speakers. After seven days of cloud, rain and general mediocre tropical weather, The Youth Crew could have been forgiven for thinking our luck had finally...
Ahoy there everyone,Overnight the ship remained at anchor in picturesque Jervis Bay enabling the Youth Crew to gain a peaceful nights sleep either side of standing an anchor watch on the bridge. At 0630 all hands were up on deck conducting an Early Morning Activity...
Hi Everyone, Welcome to day 4 of our voyage. At 0200 this morning we altered course to the east and entered Banks Strait, unfortunately at this time the wind also backed to the east which meant that we had to hand in all sail and utilise...
ocated Hi Everyone, Welcome to Day 2 of our Voyage. The Youth Crew were awake and on deck early this morning to...
Hi Everyone, It's Captain Gav making another short return to the ship for Voyage 03/11 so that Captain Damien can take a well deserved rest...
Ahoy there everyone,A well deserved nights rest at anchor was had by all. I guarantee everyone onboard slept very soundly and for good reason, most were exhausted from Command Day. The ship weighed anchor at 0815 and conducted a short transit to Cunningham Pier where...
Ahoy there everyone,We had settled into the night watches with over 20 knots of wind and with so much speed, the navigator had us on a tight reign when it came to being on course. All was good until the wind stopped! With a lull...
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