A Day in the Life of an 1800s Tall Ship - James Craig

I recently embarked on an unforgettable sailing adventure aboard the majestic 3 masted 1874 barque "James Craig". Originally launched in 1874 as the "Clan McLeod", this storied vessel has had a wild past, serving in various capacities before being left to languish in Recherce Bay, Tasmania. After years of rusting away, she was refloated in 1972 and transported to Hobart, finding her way to Sydney in 1980, where she became a beloved sight at Rozelle during her gradual restoration. Finally, in 2001, she emerged as a proud museum ship. I have no ties to the James Craig or the Sydney Heritage Fleet; I'm just a happy passenger. Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel. Check out my watchmaking channel Watch Out - @watchout9213 You can support both of my channels at Patreon: patreon.com/audionautica Or you can leave me a Super Thanks if my work has been valuable to you. Equipment used to film this video: Cameras: Sony A6700 Voice Over mic: Rode NT5 Editing Software: Davinci Resolve Editing Computer: M2Pro Macbook Pro Monitor Speakers: Yamaha NS-10MX Monitor Amplifier: NAD 3120