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Crews enjoy the cruise

By MP News GroupSeptember 19, 2016Updated:September 26, 2016No Comments1 Min Read
Life on the ocean wave: Crew members Eden and Konrad secure the foresail before the Enterprize’s departure, below. Pictures: Yanni
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Crew members Eden and Konrad secure the foersail or spiniker before departure.
Crew members Eden and Konrad secure the foresail or spinnaker before departure.

THE good ship Enterprize sailed into Mornington harbour all shipshape and Bristol fashion on Friday – thanks to the quality seamanship of its Peninsula School crew.

The eight students, with an average age of 16, had spent a “fairly wet week” out on the bay on the 1830 top-sail schooner which is a replica of the original ship which was sailed across from Launceston leading to the founding of Melbourne in 1835.

The student crew sailed from Docklands to Portarlington, anchored off Blairgowrie, sailed to Geelong and then to St Leonards before berthing at Mornington.

Skipper Craig Ballinger taught them basic sailing and sea craft, close quarter living and teamwork in an unfamiliar environment.

The Enterprize will again visit Mornington on the second weekend in October and then every second weekend thereafter.

First published in the Mornington News – 20 September 2016

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