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30624 – Our second day

Today, we all woke up well rested from a night of no watches. Then straight into our second day of classes and the second day of the crossing. For lunch…

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30624 – The atlantic is calling

Today we left bermuda for our second atlantic crossing and got ready for 16 days at sea. We all said goodbye to wi-fi and some of the students have already…

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30624 – An extra day on the island of Bermuda!

The day started with the amazing news….an extra day on the beautiful island of Bermuda!!!! The day started with a not so soothing wake-up of a heavy metal, but breakfast…

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30624 – The people explored Hamilton.

Today we started our morning with Liana and Ajala for Unchained on the Rock. We took the ferry across to Dockyard, where we went in to the Bermuda Museum. Here…

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30524 – All sails up!

On the morning of the 27th, everyone woke up bright and breezy for colours. People looked and definitely felt a lot more alive after the stem crew took over engine…

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30524 – A chill day on engine

Good morning dear parents and friends, The day started with a cool wind, which was perfect for sweater weather. Floaties had classes, ate an amazing lunch (pizza), and enjoyed the…

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30524 – Just some other day on our way to Bermuda

Today was a good day, students continued to attend regular classes and watches. During the night we had some rainy and windy weather we also lost an hour of sleep…

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30524 – Some great sailing-weather

Yesterday we had quite a bit of bumps while sailing and had a good keel to the starboard side. Our faculty enjoyed a lovely afternoon Watch with the sun shining…

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30524 – A great day

The wind was finally in our favour so we decided to set the square sails. It was a little tiring but definitely worth it. We had a SoCo session during…

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30524 – First night to Bermuda

Today was a very uneventful day. Everyone was pretty tired after their first night of watch on our way to Bermuda. Night watches were also also colder than they have…

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