Final preparation for Challenger 2 before sailing across the Atlantic – Man Over Board and emergency drills

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The Crew of Challenger 2 – go swimming

Training

Challenger 2 slipped lines shortly after 1100 yesterday for a training sail to complete MOB & emergency steering drills in slightly more clement conditions than they had back in the UK last month. They then picked up a mooring buoy in Falmouth Harbour for some more cheerful activities of visiting the rocking Shirley Heights, swimming and generally soaking up the Caribbean.

Crew checking sails before heading out to sea for training trip

Prepping the deck

 

Picture of some last minute Knot Practise

An Admiralty Stoppper Knot in the making

Plan Today

Plan today is to head back to Jolly Harbour for some last minute supplies and to clear customs before making an early departure on tomorrow bound for the Azores. All well on board & all crew happy & enthusiastic.

Photo of the Challenger 2 crew completing training in the UK

Our crew in the UK learning the ropes.

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