| James
Holdsworth - Volunteer Guide Coordinator |
Time spent at sea:
3 months on
passenger ships, 1 month aboard Duyfken. |
James rejoined Duyfken in The Netherlands to
take up the task of Volunteer Guide Coordinator.
|
State/Country of residence when not at sea:
Western Australia, originally from New South Wales. |
Ships sailed on:
Orchades,
Canberra and Duyfken. |
How did you first get involved with the Duyfken
project?
Volunteered as guide, October 1999. |
Why are you embarking on the Duyfken Voyagie?
To
fulfil a lifelong yearning. |
How do you cope with life aboard a small ship
such as Duyfken?
With great
difficulty at times but mostly fairly well. |
What is the most unusual item in your sea chest?
This will
probably arrive later. |
How will you cope with the primitive conditions
aboard?
That's
part of sailing on the Duyfken. |
What do you find is the most difficult aspect
of sailing aboard Duyfken?
Trying to
remember which rope is which and cleaning my clothes. |
What do you think will be the highlight of the
voyage?
For me the
arrival at Jakarta. |
