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5000 miles around the Arctic - Returning to Scotland via the Faroes EP:10

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  • Опубликовано: 15 июн 2023
  • All music for the video was provided by Josh Woodward.
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    This is the last video in this series. Where we arrive back in Scotland via the Faroe Islands, after completing a 5000-nautical mile circuit of the Arctic.
    We find ourselves in the middle of the world's biggest water fight and get boarded by (mini) pirates.
    This is another place we wished we had been able to spend more time in and is definitely worth a return visit.
    Check out the rest of the films in the series where we get to visit Norway, Bjørnøya, Svalbard, and Iceland...

Комментарии • 29

  • @Mezig34976
    @Mezig34976 Год назад +9

    A masterful project.. Congratulations and thank you for sharing your adventures!!
    Can you tell me the model of your sailboat?...
    I subscribe in the hope of being able to enjoy your next adventures...
    Best wishes!

    • @SailingHiraeth
      @SailingHiraeth  Год назад +5

      Thanks for you lovely comment.
      We are so glad you enjoyed the videos. We never set out with any intention of starting a RUclips sailing channel, but after this trip we had so much amazing footage from all the places we visited we thought it would be a shame not to share.
      Hiraeth is a Wauquiez Centurion 42 she was built in 1987
      Cheers 🥂here's to the next adventure !

  • @glennmacleod3776
    @glennmacleod3776 7 месяцев назад +2

    Absolutely wonderful.

  • @OutsiderYeti
    @OutsiderYeti 4 месяца назад +1

    This fantastic arctic voyage has been the perfect way to get back into the sailing mindset while waiting for the ice to melt and the sailing season to begin. Thanks!

  • @SailingSnowGum
    @SailingSnowGum 9 месяцев назад +2

    Very impressive - and yet - no drama. Well done. 🙂Great story telling. Thank you. Regards, Rick.

  • @AndrewNicholson-hc3pn
    @AndrewNicholson-hc3pn Год назад +6

    Absolutely brilliant ! your amazing videography and editing skills are wonderful to watch! What an adventure! you both did it! congratulations! What a partnership ! What an experience ! What Courage, What planning! We are so proud of what you've achieved. Looking forward to your next venture... hope it brings you closer to Aus. Lots of love to you both from Les and Andrew XXXX

  • @stazor007
    @stazor007 Год назад +9

    Much respect to you both for the excellent way of presenting your real sail life and sail accomplishments. Wish you good health for your next exploration and thank you for sharing.

  • @clivemaclennan3299
    @clivemaclennan3299 Год назад +6

    I don't think I have commented but thank you for sharing your journey, wishing you both well in what ever you do next, thanks.

  • @Onsails
    @Onsails Год назад +6

    One more amazing video, great sail....thank you...

  • @ecd14u
    @ecd14u 11 месяцев назад +3

    Have you ever thought of sailing 1000 miles north of Scotland? love the film!

  • @olddog57
    @olddog57 Год назад +7

    Beautiful!

  • @peterstock8212
    @peterstock8212 Год назад +8

    What a fantastic trip. We don't know how you are going to top that. Great filming and narration.
    Peter & Ingrid
    SV Cordelia

    • @SailingHiraeth
      @SailingHiraeth  Год назад +5

      Thanks, yes it will be hard to top but I'm sure we will think of something

  • @alasdairmacdonald5671
    @alasdairmacdonald5671 Год назад +7

    What a fantastic trip. Thanks for sharing your adventures.

  • @darrenpye-rs4yf
    @darrenpye-rs4yf Год назад +7

    Brilliant story telling for the whole trip, thanks I really enjoyed the journey with you.
    The Suðuroy festival looked a lot of fun and a little crazy at the same time.

  • @stuartbrown5783
    @stuartbrown5783 Год назад +7

    Terrific. Ive been confined to my bunk with the "scurvy" forthe last few months and this has been a real boost to me. Thank you.

  • @V8guy3500
    @V8guy3500 Год назад +7

    Amazing footage and quality ,I was on a downer coming round the mull as it meant almost over😢

    • @SailingHiraeth
      @SailingHiraeth  Год назад +3

      Thanks your comment, it made us laugh and glad to see we have been able to portray that feeling in the video as that's exactly how we felt at the time !

  • @climbskibikenz
    @climbskibikenz Год назад +8

    Have loved watching your trips. I enjoy a few different sailing channels and yours is the most honest - your sailing experience (and climbing) reminds me of the trips I've done. Well done and would love to see more in the future.

  • @Adam-tn8yh
    @Adam-tn8yh Год назад +7

    Fantastic video as always! What an amazing adventure you had last year. It was lovely to meet you in Millport bay recently. Hope you enjoyed the gin!
    Keith s/y FIDRA

    • @SailingHiraeth
      @SailingHiraeth  Год назад +3

      Thanks Keith, yes it was a lovey surprise when you knocked on our hull in Millport and we enjoyed the chat.
      The Gin was amazing and we have already ordered another bottle as it didn't last long with all this sunshine
      Thanks again Sally & Miles

  • @stewartrobinson4090
    @stewartrobinson4090 3 месяца назад +1

    Absolutely loved it ! Well done guys. Will be heading north next summer. Yacht Oysterman, Milford Haven.

  • @ToastandJam52
    @ToastandJam52 Год назад +7

    Absolutely fantastic journey. Really enjoyed watching your videos. Would love to do something like that myself but sadly, I'm too old.

  • @waderogers
    @waderogers Год назад +5

    A very enjoyable video. I noticed on you map that you've done some of the fjords on the west coast of Norway. Can you recommend where those videos start on your channel so I can binge watch them?! I live in Juneau, Alaska, and the southeast Alaska panhandle is full of fjords and I enjoy taking my sailboat out on them, so would be interested in seeing how those in Norway stack up.
    My goodness, those cliffs at 5:45 in the video are sure amazing and it's cool that you were able to get up into one and anchor for a bit. Too bad you couldn't explore those sea caves though.
    Good job working the tides. So important where I live and sail, since our spring king tides can range up to 8 meters between the high and low tides. Makes anchoring and going through small bay entrances challenging.

  • @dendriloquist
    @dendriloquist 22 дня назад +1

    love your videos!
    what would you recommend when waves are high, ? do you tackle the on an angle? turn around and follow? what is best to do?
    love from Iceland! sad you missed us!

    • @SailingHiraeth
      @SailingHiraeth  13 дней назад +1

      Hey! Glad you like the videos. Many thanks.
      "What is best to do?" Hmm... 🤔
      That's difficult to answer as every boat and situation is different, and what we would do in coastal waters is not the same tactic that we'd employ offshore.
      But, our simple answer is. If we don't want to lose ground and in winds upto 45kts, we "heave to" wind over that offshore. We'd run downwind and deploy the Jordan series drogue.