Just a quick note to inform that we have arrived safely back in Denmark after a grueling Northsea crossing from Kirkwall in Orkney to Thyborøn DK. Underway we experienced damage to our propeller, no wind at all for days, very much wind and engine failure. We arrived close to midnight at Thyborøn in 25 knots of wind without engine and entered the calmer waters behind the Thyborøn Marina to finally get towed the last 100 meters into a berth.
More info to follow.
In english below Vi er ankommet til Kirkwall og er blæst inde her indtil videre. Vejret er usædvanligt blæsende: her til morgen registrerede vi 18 m/s - inde i havnen! Hvilket indikerer over 20 m/s udenfor. Det vil være ubehageligt at sejle i for besætningen, så vi venter
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