Tawe Nunnugah isn't just a cruise in company, but a shared opportunity for participants to sail and row a variety of small boats in waters which would otherwise be too daunting.  We think that one of the most interesting of those boats is the Montagu Whaler, currently undergoing restoration in the Wooden Boat Centre. Every capital ship in the navies of the British Commonwealth used to carry a whaler for a variety of duties, and they were famously seaworthy and good for both rowing and sailing. Now they are a rarity.   Once it is complete ours will likely be the only working Whaler remaining in Australia. Help us restore 'our Monty' in time for the Raid by making a contribution at  http://pozible.com/project/rescue-our-monty