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Absolutely wonderful with dolphins so close.
They came even closer.
Scout for more dolphins.
My son.
An elderly man who sailed around the UK but never more than six hours at a time. due tide.
Looking to swim with the dolphins, regret that I did not.
The dolphins begins to show what they can.
Close one can say.
We become totally blown away by these animals.
Everywhere e verdict.
Sometimes they swim sideways and check on us.
Who is most interested us or them?
Ok then, I will show what I can.
I swim faster than you!
And can jump.
Join us then!
We were both quite taken by these dolphins so close.
Richard sunbathing.
Towards Lossiemouth.
Lossiemouth harbour.
Entrance to Lossiemouth
Lossiemouth harbour.
Lossiemouth
My bearded son.
Lossiemouth
Waiting for the bus.
Whiskey tasting.
Glen Moray.
Glen Moray.
Glen Moray.
The warehouse at Glen Moray.
The warehouse at Glen Moray.
Whisky tasting at Glen Moray.
Whisky tasting at Glen Moray.
Bottle up my own bottle of Glen Moray.
Back on Azur.
Walking tour of Peterhead.
Many chimneys here.
Relaxin before departure.
My son in Peterhead.
Now we go out on the North Sea.
The weather is nice.
Rigs call us long before we see them, but they see us on the AIS.
Many rigs is, about 400 and each rigs, many wells, which is restricted area.
Yet another night.
Some moderate wind.
More rigs.
Now the evening again.
Nice weather in the North Sea.
Beautiful views.
Checking the weather forecasts.
Next morning.
A fishing boat! the first this trip.
I see the front in the north and the wind and the sea increases.
Not so many hours left for Denmark, set course for Thyborgön.
Talked to the fishing boat Ceton who were close to us on the VHF, hurry ashore, he said, and I agreed.
There was so much sail as I have dared, and MD7: an helped make a little over 7 knots.
Now it is not far behind.
The front is here but we have not so far away, so waves will not be a problem.
The next morning Richard woke up before me and took photos of the boat, it was full of sand everywhere because storm tonight.
So much sand on the deck, and then we lay farthest out on the inside of the pier to the sea.
It feels good to be in Thyborgön.
Feels good that passed the North Sea 2 times with an 8 meter boat.
But now it’s a race across the Limfjord.
Strange that you hardly see landmark in the middle of Denmark.
Towards Nyköping Mors.
Towards Nyköping Mors.
Arrival Nyköping Mors, a good and nice harbor.
A happy son .
Arrival Aalborg marina, a good and nice harbor.
Spinnaker again.
The smallest car ferry I’ve ever seen.
Met an elephant and a camel in Aalborg.
Richard takes Stena Line home.
Ålborg
Ålborg
Learned of other sailors have all destination flags set at homecoming.
Hals.
Hals, they green buoys marks the green water.
Incredibly warm, navigating from the salon.
It will be fun to come home.
Good with AIS in the Skagerrak.
Met another Allegro under the bridge.
Tired but happy about all the experiences I have been through, a little shaving and then I will sleep.