Ahoy there Shipmates, Sail Master James woke the crew at 0600 with another of his painful retro tunes. After a few laps walking around the deck, followed by the YC learning some ‘Tall Ship’ dance moves, it was straight into the showers and breakfast. After the final...
Ahoy there Shipmates, A well deserved night’s rest in the Badgers Point anchorage was had by all. I think everyone onboard slept very soundly and for good reason, most were exhausted from Command Day. That didn’t stop Sail Master Baggers from waking us up early to...
Ahoy there!This is my, youth captain Isaac’s, final log. I am sad to announce my early retirement from captaincy; it seems fate found me in the end.As for the remainder of command day, the adventures continued.Last we spoke I was setting and bracing the squares...
Ahoy there Shipmates, After a restful night at anchor at Leeka, the crew were woken by Sail Master James at 0615 and mustered on deck for another early morning swim and rope swing. We then dined on another of Marcus’ delicious breakfasts before the morning brief,...
Ahoy there Shipmates,Overnight the ship continued motor-sailing towards Flinders Is in a 10-15 kn breeze that started from the south-east and eventually backed to north-westerly by the morning watch. Engineer Mark (Horto) and I commenced the ‘Captain’s Setting and Furling Drills at 0700, which enable...
Ahoy there Shipmates,Overnight the ship remained at sea on passage towards Devonport, TAS. The wind averaged 15 knots from the east with an abating easterly swell, which made for a relatively good night’s sleep. At the morning brief I quizzed my sea puppies (youth crew)...
Ahoy there Shipmates,Overnight the Ship remained at sea on passage southwards along the southern NSW coast, experiencing moderate southerly winds requiring us to motor-sail to make ground towards our destination of Devonport.Blue Watch woke us up at 0700 with their rendition of the Queen song...
G’day Shipmates, Welcome to day 3 of our adventure in Australia’s National Sail Training Ship. The ship remained at anchor overnight in Crookhaven Bight. During the night the wind remained a strong southerly and the Ship rode comfortably at anchor off Currarong. The youth crew kept...
Hello Shipmates, Welcome to Day 2 of the voyage. Following a well deserved and much needed night’s rest the Youth Crew were woken to a mild last day of winter’s morning at 0645 by Sail Master James, who treated us to an early morning swim and...
G’day shipmates,Welcome to Young Endeavour’s Voyage 03 for 2018. Our journey starts in the Harbour City of Sydney and will conclude in the Tasmanian city of Devonport in eleven days. We have a magnificent tall ship, wind for our sails and the NSW and VIC...
Login
