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The Voyage of 'S/V Röde Orm' from Sweden
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To sail is the passion of our lives. Exploring the world at the slow pace of a sailing yacht is nothing but a magical experience.
Old friends and new ones, you can climb on board for a while and take part in our adventures...
| Vessel Name: |
Röde Orm |
| Vessel Make/Model: |
Laurin 32 ketch built in 1965 |
| Hailing Port: |
Falsterbo -Sweden |
| The Crew: |
Magnus & Isabelle |
| About: |
MAGNUS, Swedish citizen & skipper. Navigation teacher and commercial yachtmaster. Runs his own business since a bit over 20 years. Currently obsessed with the idea of selling off and go sailing the world. During last winter's efforts, slowly discovered that it's not that easy to 'escape' the rat [...]
race. Determined to make it happen anyway... next year ;-)
ISABELLE, french citizen & first mate. Has extensive experience in blue water crusing, and working on boats. Currently deeply involved in 'working' on Magnus to help him 'make it happen'.
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During last season we cruised during two and a half months in the Baltic Sea.
We started by heading East for a couple of days and spent some time in Lithuania, exploring an inner sea, the Curonian Sea and a two day trip on the Atmata river. Then to Gotland and it's eastern coast that we explored [...]
during a week. Gotland is the largest island in the Baltic. From there we turned eastward again to Estonia. Since our engine gave up here we ended up at the dock during four weeks and made an engine change. We managed to make a trip to Tallinn, the Capital, by car aswell. Sept 3 we sailed north to Finland and then back south along the Swedish coast via Ã…land.
during this spring of 2009 we have completed an extensive refit exteriorally of the boat and are about to take off on an open-ended cruise. Pretty loose plans, but next winter we want to be somewhere warm and nice
more pictures to be found here:
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/9218039@N06/)
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| Home Page: |
www.sailblogs.com/member/rodeorm |
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21 June 2009
The russian participant of the Volvo Ocean Race 'dropped by' today to fill some fuel and then continue towards S:t Petersburg I assume, for some show there for the local crowd.
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21 June 2009
And we are quite happy with the result too. And the yellow fever 'attack' faded away in a couple of days, Thank God!
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12 June 2009
Who hasn't heard of cabin fever? Today that's what we are suffering from. It's raining cats and dogs since early last night and the wind is steady in the 30-40 knots range with a few gusts to 50-ish during the early part of last night.
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10 June 2009
She's lying there at her slip now, dressed up in her new clothes. Pulling the docklines, eager to get out there on the endless Blue...
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09 June 2009
will be an important piece of equipment once we leave here. With a range of several miles it will provide us with access to WIFI at the various places we will be anchored.
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08 June 2009
is important. A highlight of the day.
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07 June 2009 | at the dock
Boat projects are a world of there own. We wanted to add a sea water tap beside the sink in the galley. This should have been a quick job if not... you always get surprised when tinkering on a boat. ''
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05 June 2009
but this is definetely not the way I wish my boat will ever end up
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05 June 2009
with a highland cattle and a pony sharing dinner table
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05 June 2009
you can see the Sea behind the trees
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