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The 2011 resupply voyage to Casey Station, Antarctica

Training for this voyage started with a flight to Hobart, Tasmania the home of the Australian Antarctic Division's Maritime Headquarters. We started with orientation briefings, the setting up of computer accounts, hearing tests and the issuing of some really good cold weather kit; this took a couple of days and then we were able to escape the main office for our purpose built wharf facility at nearby Kettering. It is a beautiful area, similar in part to the Lake District in England or south-west Scotland and our base was situated at the head of a creek also inhabited by a growing marina and a great pub!