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Glyn took him under his wing and within two years the young fellow was competing in the very first NFA Cadet National. The youngsters name was Matthew Godfrey. In , Glyn eventually decided to nominate the young Matthew for England trials. Over the next four years Matthew went on to become the triple Under 18s world champion. The picture shows his first success in in Serbia, aged just Matt repeated his success in when the event was held in the Czech Republic and triumphed for a third time in on the Rowing Course in Ghent, Belgium - see picture below.
Matt then progressed to represent the Under 21s England international team. Matthew is now 26 years of age and is already a regular member of the full international squad, having represented England in the and European championships and the Home Internationals where he took individual silver and a team gold medal. He has become a well-known angling correspondent and employee of Tackle Guru, a major tackle supplier. Follow this blog to keep updated with the thoughts and work of the team.
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I received an email from my company saying unfortunately I will have to disembark sooner than I thought. So after having a great 2 months on-board I will be leaving. The bridge team were as surprised as me and say they will miss me, but I'm sure the next cadet will quickly fit in and have as good a time as I have had.
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I have been to some wonderful places and cannot wait to see what my next ship appointment will be! At the minute we are sat alongside Arkhangelsk, in Northern Russia, where the sun never sets! It has now not been dark for 5 days and will not be, for at least another 8, this is due to being at such high latitude, an amazing experience!
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I have been practicing my celestial navigation as well as passage planning helping the 2 nd officer on board. Due to the type of ship safety is a lot higher in priority so have been improving on many of those aspects. I have another 3 months on-board as my disembarkation date is the end of September, hopefully they will be just as good as the first one. There was a short ceremony where approx. I have now been back at Warsash maritime academy for around 6 and half months, studying a range of topics, from advanced stability to electronic navigation equipment like ECDIS.
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As expected this phase has been harder than phase one, as you now have sea going knowledge, however it has been going well. Had exams in January and passed them all except one which I am retaking soon. The time has been going very quickly, so soon I will be back at sea again!
I can't wait! This evening I attended a reception for maritime London which is 20 years old, which the I. S sponsors me through. About 8 cadets all sponsored via Maritime London travelled up to Lloyds building in central London. We met several of the founding members and most of the sponsor companies of Maritime London were there. A photo of all the cadets was taken and is in the Nautilus telegraph monthly paper.
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After a few hours of socialising and having a couple of glasses of wine we started leaving and all the cadets got back onto the minibus which brought us up, to travel back to Warsash after an enjoyable evening. Today I went to up to London to be in the Lord Mayors Parade on the Maritime London's float, I arrived at the float about 10am and was standing talking to other people who either work for companies in maritime London or maritime London its self.
A few other cadets were there another one from Warsash and two other from Fleetwood which is a college near Blackpool. After a while we all boarded the float and started off in the precession. This lasted for about an hour or so through the street of London, after which we stopped and had lunch before we started the trip back to the start. The float in front of us was 'Visit Yorkshire' they had four people dressed up as granny's driving around in mini trolleys which keep us entertained for most of the parade! We arrived back at the start roughly 3pm at which time we all packed up the float and I started travelling back down to Warsash.
I had good time and had a laugh with everyone on board, it was great to meet other cadets from a different college to see how things differ. This is the world's smallest luxury cruise ship at only 70m long, can carry a max of 50 passengers. The ship has been chartered by the Queen twice plus has a very high class of passenger.