Inside Out - Spirit of Adventure

I think you deserve some lunch after that effort, mate.

– Spirit of Adventure shipmate Tina Pick congratulates Nigel on climbing the main rigging

Everyone's dealt a hand of cards in life. It's not the hand that you're given but what you do with that hand that counts.

– Tina Pick talks to a group of disabled teenagers on the Spirit of Adventure

It's like a once in a lifetime opportunity and I can't really pass it by.

– An excited teenager on the Spirit of Adventure sailing challenge

This is my sweetheart on this ship, it's a wonderful engine.

– Engineer David Baynes expresses his love for the Spirit of Adventure's motor

How can you define a disability? You can't, it's impossible, everybody has one...it's just some are more obvious than others.

– A teenager in the sailing trip expresses her thoughts about being labelled 'disabled'

My Mum was joking with me and she said 'you'll have to clean the decks' and I said "oh no I doubt it" and what am I doing now? Scrubbing the deck.

– A teenager on the Spirit of Adventure gets into her chores

The amazing thing is their abilities, you find out about abilities rather than disabilities on a voyage like this. People have amazing talents that you don't know and even they don't know till they've proved them.

– Disability Co-Ordinator Joyce Cooper on how capable so called 'disabled' teenagers are