Fulton's skipper Jakob Jensen talks about the three-masted schooner Fulton, his work with vulnerable young people and daily life on board.
Fulton was launched in 1915 and spent 55 years as a cargo ship, first carrying salted cod from Newfoundland to the Mediterranean and later sailing Scandinavian waters. Since 1970 the National Museum has owned her, and she has been restored to her original appearance. Today she sails as a training ship and works with young people who need help finding their way in life, who work alongside the crew on the ship's many tasks.
