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Whenever we tacked the sail, it changed the side of the ship that was closest to the water. The insides of everyone’s rain jackets got wet as well. The wind and the wet clothes made it colder. Skip to content

South Passage Daily Report

CLIENT: Byron Bay High School

VOYAGE NUMBER:  20240319

FROM: Manly To: Manly

DATE: 21 March 2024

POSITION: North side of Peel Is

REPORT: Blue Watch

Today Roberio woke up the entirety of the ship at the crack of dawn. The wind was very strong at an average of 35 with gusts up to 45. We were travelling at 8 knots an hour. The ship was very rocky and was heeling. There were people who got a bit seasick. We all got soaking wet from the spray. Whenever we tacked the sail, it changed the side of the ship that was closest to the water. The insides of everyone’s rain jackets got wet as well. The wind and the wet clothes made it colder.

Once Blue Watch’s watch was over, everyone came into the cabin. Many people didn’t eat lunch. People changed into warm clothes because it was freezing and promptly fell asleep at 12 in the afternoon. We played aggressive UNO instead. Then we sang songs to Ruby’s super good ukulele skills as it was a vibe. Also, Blue team won the knot tying competition because we are the best. Yuying and Alex

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