Haven't visited this clipper yet but I 'm glad that the City of Adelaide is back where she belongs. I'm hoping that the restoration will start soon. Hope to see all the sails & rigging are made locally. It depends on the restoration committee if they need volunteers to help with the resourcing all the tools & volunteers time(possibly over many weekends). By the time the restoration has been completed & put back on display for all South Australians to see. I think all of us will be proud of her presence. Good luck everyone involved in her restoration. Make South Australia proud of your achievement so far. Make the "One & All" jealous! Hope to see the "City of Adelaide" into a working clipper like the "Young Endeavour". It would be great to see her working out on water,teaching our youth whats its like to be on a real working clipper. If I had the chance to work on a clipper,I would happily jump on board & learn all about the working of this sort of Clipper in the past (without using motorised versions). But living in the inner south,it makes things a bit difficult for me to travel to Pt.Adelaide & back to Marion. I've always loved watching big clippers from around the world visit Pt.Adelaide every 2nd or 3rd year. When they visit,I'm always amazed their size & the size of their sails & rigging.