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What type of timber ?

Great achievement moving such a large and delicate vessel 👍👍

A wonderful ship and good to see the effort to conserve is still going on. Please keep us informed.

Thank you for showing the move. Amazing how it was done.

It was interesting to see the preparation behind this historic day. Thankyou

Only from outside sunday...very limited viewing spots in the location.

It’s getting close , a lot is involved to be able to move the ship by the looks of it . Are you allowed to be there Sunday

Loving the start🤬🤬😂, nice to see Shez out of isolation. Oysters🤮 champagne was flowing. Hot stuff 😂 you and me both Pete , the females just don’t appreciate us .Compost for breakfast very nice 😂. Looks like Lucy is going to have a happy and loving home . Thanks guys for the shout out it’s really appreciated even if it was about a couple of drunks 😂😂 .Grateful video guys really enjoyed it ❤❤

Hi Shez & Pete , Pete you old smoothie getting the Romance Package . Typical of P&O not giving out any information it’s the same here . Sail away looked good, nice singing 🎤. Like the look of the back of the ship , looks like you get a great view from the nightclub. Next episode we hope we see you both going down that slide 😂 . What a shame about the Covid. Hope you are both well now .

Hi Pete , great footage ,still a lot to be done but it looks like progress is being made. It looks a very big ship . 👋

Thank you! I was wondering on the progress. Please keep the updates coming on this fabulous ship.

Great set up Pete , very ingenious you're not just a pretty face after all . I hope you have taken a patent out on this 😄👍👋

Love the ingenuity! Well done 🥰

Well that certainly had us fooled looked so realistic. Looked a nice town as well 👋

Good to see it’s getting ready for its final berth . Slow process but I suppose it can’t be rushed. Happy new year . 🥂

Your videos are amazing and stunning keep up the good work and please post more videos❤

What a great little town , looked like it had a bit of everything. Toilets first 😂 sounds familiar. Lunch looked very nice especially the flight of Beers 🍺 👍

Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤

Thank you for sharing, have a wonderful day!

Congratulations 🎉on 50 years great achievement we’re a couple behind you .who are all the chocolates 😂 looked like a fun time . Very Dapper in the trilby.

We really enjoyed watching your video of the national 🚈 🚃 🛤 🚞 railway museum. Great music 🎶 too! My husbands especially enjoyed looking at all those beautiful models!! 🫣🤭😍

Great video, very atmospheric. Love the old trains , my dad used to have a layout back in the day . How come we don’t get those gorgeous passengers in Essex 😂 . Seeing that sleeper carriage reminded me that we are off too Edinburgh next month on the Caledonian sleeper.

Went on this year's ago. Really awesome exhibit and glad to see it still available to go to.

That will be a delicate operation, when moving the ship to its final resting place. Loving the choice of music 👍

I used to see this ship almost daily when it was laid up on a dry Dock in Irvine. I believe the Scottish maritime museum bought it with the intention of restoring it but the project was too big and they couldn't secure funding. I even got to go on board once as a kid in the late 90s/ early 00s.

Great engineering achievement to lift such a delicate object . Amazing.

I wrote a book on this wonderful ship. Its called the "Curse of the Kontomble." Kindle edition available. Thanks

Hello! New subscriber here. We really enjoyed watching your video. So interesting and informative. Those bunk beds looked so small! You wouldn't get away with that in this day and age. We are looking forward to seeing your future content 😀

Shame you had a few problems on this cruise, especially sloppy pizza 😂 , looked like there was plenty of wine flowing.Hope you won lots in the casino

10 months wow , could do with those workers nowadays. Always enjoy the music you choose for your videos .

I wonder how much she cost build new ?

IS THERE PLANS TO GET HER SAILING AGAIN ?

This should be restored

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Good job saving this lovely piece of history! In NZ we have the Edwin Fox.

So sad to see the Carrick (City of Adelaide) in this shape, I used to see it reguarly in Glasgow when I was a kid & i even had a birthday meal on board in the early 1980's, I hope to see it restored to its former glory one day.

I have been following the fortunes of this ship since the 1960s, and I am glad she is in South Australia. It is too bad they did not get her before she was allowed to sink at her moorings. However, I think to call her a "clipper" may be a bit of an exaggeration. Her lines are pretty full.

Now it's a must see!

Why would you place it in SA if their not doing anything to help? Stuff em, bring it to Tassy we'll look after you.

I would love to visit one day.

So soon, Cutty Sark will have an Antipodean Cousin! Good on you, Diggers!

You could get a few grand of fire wood out of that eyesore.

There does not seem to be any work ongoing and the ship is in a very sad and sorry state. Hope restoration really begins sometime soon

I remember this as the Carrick, and when I was a child she was moored alongside in Glasgow, and was used as a club for members of the RNVR (I think). Didn't see her for many years then found her on the hard at Irvine in Ayrshire, looking very sad, and crumbly. I am so glad that she has gone home and is gradually being restored.

Leo Goolden of Sampson Boat Company can restore it.

You have a big job restoring her. Almost to late! These things need to be saved. It would be a duller world without beautiful things like this in it. She will be a real sight when she is finished!

Thank Goodness she was saved. She is the oldest Clipper left in the world (there are only two clippers left, the other being the Cutty Sark), and from memory she is the last iron and timber composite hulled sea going ship left in the world. She is an important piece of history.

She'll be great again one day

South Australian government do nothing to help. Same with the Port Adelaide council.

The Tilley lamp (Model X246) using pressurised kerosene was made after 1950. Way out of place here.