Ahoy there Shipmates, Sail Master Bagers woke the crew at 0630 for a quick early morning activity for the Youthies, then it was breakfast and pack their bags. After the final Morning Brief, during which Salty explained the origin of the expression '2 - 6 Heave', and...
Ahoy there Shipmates,A well deserved night’s rest in the Tangalooma anchorage was had by all. I think everyone onboard slept very soundly and for good reason, most were exhausted from Command Day. The down-side of staying at Tangalooma, however, was the need to get underway...
Ahoy there family and friends of the Young Endeavour family and avid readers of this awesome log!Youth Captain Kurt here aboard this beautiful vessel for the second last night of voyage 12/17 JA great deal of action has occurred since my last report and I’m...
Ahoy there Shipmates,After an exciting night at anchor at Noosa, the crew were awoken by Sail Master Bagers at 0630 and mustered on deck for an early morning game get the body and mind started. We then dined on another of Marcus’ delicious breakfasts of...
Ahoy there Shipmates,Overnight the ship continued motor-sailing towards Noosa. The wind gradually fluctuated in direction and strength during the night but allowed the watches to continue practising setting and furling whilst the Ship maintained the required speed of advance to arrive at our intended anchorage...
Ahoy there Shipmates, Overnight the ship remained at anchor off Lady Musgrave Island lagoon. Bagers’ Wakey Wakey was at 0700 with the promise of an early morning swim and rope swing before breakfast. After a good night’s sleep with the Ship’s gentle rolling motion rocking everyone...
Ahoy there Shipmates,Overnight the Ship remained at sea on passage to Lady Musgrave Island. Sail Master Bagers woke everyone not on watch at 0700 to get people moving to get ready for our impending anchorage. We anchored near the channel entrance to the Lady Musgrave...
Ahoy there Shipmates,We had another busy night at sea with the crew monitoring the safety of the Ship throughout. As the wind strength remained a relatively constant 15 knots but backed slightly from ESE to ENE we motor-sailed to ensure we would arrive at our...
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 beautiful sunrise at 0630 by Sail Master Bagers, who treated us to an ‘ice-breaker’ deck game to wake us up. After...
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