Thursday, 2 February 2023

Through The Porthole - Day 14

For absolutely no reason whatever we woke early again today. Still not far enough south for the sun to be up at that hour though. 

Google Maps revealed that we had, in a way, been a little hasty in bidding farewell to Norway yesterday. To avoid choppy waters for as long as possible, our captain had made a left turn at Haugesund, allowing us to benefit from the protection of the island of Karmøy as far south as Skudeneshavn.



That we were still in sight of civilisation was revealed once the sun made an appearance.



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