Sea Cadet Voyage
Members of the largest Sea Cadet unit in New Zealand are preparing for their first international voyage. Follow them here
| Vessel Name: | Shkhinah |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Ganley ketch |
| Hailing Port: | Nelson |
| Crew: | Skipper: LT M Coldren, Mate: Ms K Holmes, Watch Officer: Ms S Chitty |
| About: | WOCDT A Radford, LCDT LCDT S Myers, LCDT JP Schryvers, ABCDT F Gauler and L Ware |
| Extra: | For the Second time in a decade, Sea Cadets are sailing internationally. This time from New Zealand to Fiji. They are supported by the fantastic Nelson community |
| Home Page: | http://www.tsTalisman.com |
15 July 2010
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Nous avons arrive!!
15 July 2010
UPDATE REPORT TEN - 15 JULY 2010
FINAL VOYAGE UPDATE
Name of Cadet Sending Message from Yacht
Leading Cadet Laura Webster
Receivers of Message at Nelson
U/O Russell, Cadet Families, and members of the Nelson Amateur Radio Club
Yacht Position
Anchored at 1920 hours - Amedee Lighthouse New Caledonia
Weather Conditions
24 degrees Celsius
Conditions on Board
Everyone happy and satisfied to have reached their goal.
Highlights of the Day
Seeing all the flying fish
Arriving at New Caledonia
Warm weather
Getting ready to eat a roast dinner
Messages from Sail Blog
Zoe read out some messages from the sailblogs website
and personal emails addressed to the crew.
Message from Milo Coldren
Plan to arrive in Noumea tomorrow morning at
11.00 am (local time).
We will visit the French Naval Base and HMNZS Canterbury.
Plan to explore town a little bit and look around.
Milo commented on how everyone has come together,
a great team effort.
Many thanks to the Nelson Amateur Radio Club for making it
possible for so many people to share in the excitement
of following our voyage and allowing those on shore and
on the yacht to keep in touch. Your support is greatly
appreciated.
Rick McNabb conveyed his congratulations to Milo and crew.
Proud parents and family members eagerly spoke to
their loved ones on board.
All those gathered at the radio broadcast shouted
out a collective "Congratulations!" Reciprocated
response from all on board.
"Au Revoir"
FINAL VOYAGE UPDATE
Name of Cadet Sending Message from Yacht
Leading Cadet Laura Webster
Receivers of Message at Nelson
U/O Russell, Cadet Families, and members of the Nelson Amateur Radio Club
Yacht Position
Anchored at 1920 hours - Amedee Lighthouse New Caledonia
Weather Conditions
24 degrees Celsius
Conditions on Board
Everyone happy and satisfied to have reached their goal.
Highlights of the Day
Seeing all the flying fish
Arriving at New Caledonia
Warm weather
Getting ready to eat a roast dinner
Messages from Sail Blog
Zoe read out some messages from the sailblogs website
and personal emails addressed to the crew.
Message from Milo Coldren
Plan to arrive in Noumea tomorrow morning at
11.00 am (local time).
We will visit the French Naval Base and HMNZS Canterbury.
Plan to explore town a little bit and look around.
Milo commented on how everyone has come together,
a great team effort.
Many thanks to the Nelson Amateur Radio Club for making it
possible for so many people to share in the excitement
of following our voyage and allowing those on shore and
on the yacht to keep in touch. Your support is greatly
appreciated.
Rick McNabb conveyed his congratulations to Milo and crew.
Proud parents and family members eagerly spoke to
their loved ones on board.
All those gathered at the radio broadcast shouted
out a collective "Congratulations!" Reciprocated
response from all on board.
"Au Revoir"
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