Day twelve opened with our morning watches consisting of sail setting and most importantly reflecting on our journey across the past 11 days – in which we all agree that we’ve learnt more about ourselves, others, and our takeaways from the trip. Coming into morning wake...
“SOMEBODY ONCE TOLD ME THE WORLD WAS GONNA ROLL ME!-” ‘All Star’ was blasted through the ship’s speakers for wakey wakey this morning. After a delicious breakfast of pancakes, bacon and hashbrowns (cooked by our master chefs Hayden, Keira and Tilly) the command team of youthies...
Ahoy land-lubbers! This morning kicked off at midships for a sunrise Pilates session, lead by the amazing Salty (aka Karson). Today also marked the official start of Command Day, with commanding officers assigned and the crew split into new watches. The new watches will now be...
Day Nine of this amazing expedition and journey of self discovery!! We motor-sailed through the night due to the wind having dropped to light and variable conditions; our Youth Crew awoke to witness passage into the incredible Yampi Sound with the sunrise on our backs....
As the sun rose again on the North-Western coast of Australia, the boys were woken from their bunks at 6am to weigh anchor and get underway for another day of sailing. The Staffys performed yet another fantastic morning brief with many a special guest appearance, including...
Aaarrrrr-hoyy there matey’s!! Officially one week at sea, with plenty of magical stories and mysterious bruises to show for it. Spirits were high last night, with each watch completing their ‘Bear Ex’ challenge. The watches learnt how to take initiative to set brand new sails...
Today started nice and early from us Whiteys on watch from the wee hours of the morning keeping the ship on its path, with a bit of motivation from the wonderful banana and chocolate muffins that us Youthies had baked. After easing into the day,...
Today started off in good spirits due to a combination of finally being at anchor and the closer connections from three-way chats last night. Not only did being at anchor mean calmer seas and fully purged land-demons, but it also gave us our first anchor-watch...
Day Four and White watch was woken at 0400 for their bridge watch and at 0545 we made landfall at first light. We brailed the mainsail and furled the gybe as we approached to slow down the ship. Around 0730 we rounded the point into...
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