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There aren't words to do justice to a voyage like this and the cliches—voyage of a lifetime, epic adventure—only begin to describe it. I learned skills, definitely, but more important, I learned more about myself personally and professionally during my time onboard than I could have in any other school or work environment. I learned how I react to different situations, how I respond to and work with different kinds of people, what is really important in life. Sure it was hard, sometimes even tedious, but I gained something every day. My time on the Picton Castle not only made me a better person, it also helped me draw an outline for the kind of person I still hope to become.
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Although my initial goal was to learn to sail a tall ship, my expereince has reached far beyond my expectations. There is much more to tall ships than just sailing…
…I never really knew if I had a fear of heights, but all of my anxieties about climbing up the ratlines and working my way across the yard standing on a line quickly diminished when I looked around and saw I was surrounded by people I trusted and respected. I knew I had been properly trained by a crew who cared about me and my safety.
Atlantic Voyage 2012-2013
Become part of the crew. Learn the way of a ship. Sail the world. One year. 15,000 miles all under sail.
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