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How do you determine how much tope it will take for a rug? Thankyou

Such an amazing adventure. Thank you for sharing. Fair winds P&J

Awesome!

I just fly a genoa and no main when running

Thank You for sharing such beautifull sites. I've been following your videos since you bought Sea Rose. I look forward for your next videos and I'm anxious to see you crossing the Atlantic. Congratulations and fair winds

if you want to make a selfie don't waste your time standing in line. Just stand next to the line and wait for the first selfietaker from the line to switch places, there a brief moment with no one behind you. Or you can block out the people behind you with your body by carefully positioning your camera. It makes no difference.

If the fouling is not too hard, I managed to clean my paddle wheel with dental floss. Without removing the shaft. Good video as usuals.

Another super video, thanks for sharing. I was going to comment on the northern Norway part, but Stein already did. Looking forward to see your footage from the rest of your trip. 😊

Nice to follow your sailing in our home waters. Unfortunately you seem to have visited when the weather was very windy, cold and rainy.

Thanks for visiting and for all your pictures and kind words. You have probably already figured it out but the pipes and construction site you saw is a fish farm on land. Collecting seawater from the depths outside the islands. The salmon on growing tanks are placed on land in controlled environments to protect against disease and parasites, which is a challenge for the fish farms you can see in the fjords..

thanks - very useful for us

Fully agree, live your best life. Thank you for sharing your unique adventures. Norway is beautiful.

Skerrgård would be a better way of saying it. :)

Sayng Oland makes it sound like Åland, which is east of Stockholm in Finland :)

No, this is not Northern Norway, not even close. 😊 Otherwise, very nice video from the coast in southern Norway. Greetings from Southern Norway, Vestland county.

Cant wait.. hurry up with next video...

What kind of knot do you use to tie the ropes with the rocks?

thanks LFPZ - nice piece - we're planning to go through Kiel and sail to Vlieland this Sunday, then take the canals down to Amsterdam. Mike & Jayne LoonsLace

we are Swedes and we sail most of the summers around Åland . i can say that the sauna "Bastu" at Rodhamn is one of the very best in the Baltic . your lucky you stopped there :D

Your report of the ascent is the closest to the actual slog and sufferfest this hike is. Videos show the lovely boardwalk as if it's a prominent part of the hike. In fact, boardwalk or trail is only about 1/2km of the 4 1/2km route. The rest are huge steps, unevenly stone pathed path, and bare rocky slopes. The look of those at the top is 'oh boy, I did it...but now i have to get down again.' It is rated a modern hike...yes, moderate for 6'2" Norwegians. Glad we did it, but felt the info is understated. You reported it more accurately

Once again.. You present the plages You visit in a way that I immideatly wish I could follow your tracs.. Congrats

Great video; will use this information for the next charter :)

We lived on our sailboat for many winters. I don’t remember how many anchor balls I cut off. Loosing a dingy prop at night was not my fun….. nobody needs to know where you dropped the hook!!

Very beautiful and peaceful. Thanks for sharing your adventures.

Just absolutely loving this part of your journey. A very unique part of our world that very few ever get to see. Thanks

Thanks for another wonderful veie of my home country. Part of my family are from Sognefjorden, not the place you visited, but it's great seeing parts of it that i haven't seen either. And a big cred to you two. Makes me so happy to see you use you life jackets while sailing. Good example for us watching your journey. So many my and your age in Norway don't use them. Sadly many drowns each year😢 I think specially motorboat people think they are safe. Really good to see you use them even in calm weather ❤

Thank You for such wonderful views. You make me feel traveling abord Sea Rose.

An irregular decagon is defined in a Google search but doesn't relate well to the bridge in this vid.

I never watch an entire video, I did here. You're engaging and you've really offered great information. Great video. Thanks.

Really well done ,. thank you

Very nice explanation. Thanks!

Clever. Nice solution

Excellent summary thanks Tom ,. we are doing something similar this year

Perfect presentation, narration and diagrams for this aspiring sailor - thank you!

Stunning!!!

That was a very good video and explanation of this essential technique for our upcoming bareboat charter in Croatia. Thank you very much for this.

Watched this again while surfing today's best anchors. What's annoying is I had to subscribe again. I didn't unsubscribe.

Your cinematography skills are amazing. Wonderful nature and the perfect music to accompany it. A real pleasure to watch. And a big thumbs up to Karen and her excellent captaining skills. You are a great team.👩‍✈️😊👍

Just amazing, thank you for sharing.

Great content! New Sub! Looking forward to digesting your library and new vids, as well. Thanks for the effort to educate our sailing community, it matters! ✌️🙏

Great video

You really helped me solve my problem thanks

I think you might be missing out by not doing Scandi-style mooring while in Scandinavia. It is the superior way.

Stopped watching when an American mentioned meters instead of feet. 😂

Hestøya =Horseisland

In 1987 Luleå in the far north of Sweden hosted one of the pre-stages for ameticas cup. The weather was dpectacular as boats competed in the Luleå archipelago under the midnight sun.

You say the Central Route is narrow and enter Stockholm via Stäket which is the narrowest of them all. P.S. noticed i was a bit confused. The central southern and northern routes are actually defined in the archipelago, these are routes into stockholm one enters via Kappelskär and one enters via Sandhamn and one enters via Landsort. These are routes for large vessels and they all merge in Trälhavet outside Oxdjupet (The Ox Deep) and from there enters Stockholm. The central route you described is named Strömma Kanal (Strömma Canal) and the route you took i'm not sure it has a name you normally say you sail via Stäket which is the narrowest point and then it's assumed you don't go down Strömma Kanal unless it's specified. Stäket had a major battle in 1719 which saved Stockholm from the Russian galley fleet burning it down that's why there was a monument there.

We have a trip line and we use a chain hook. Works for us.

Spectacularly beautiful, l having travelled in the area brings back memories and reminds me I need to go back!

As follower of many sailing channels I love the way you present the places you visit. I grew up in the West Coast of Norway and I can "smell" the sea when looking at your videos. Thanks.