Sailing from Shetland to the Faroe Islands

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I am so thrilled to share this experience with you!

3 years ago I started this YouTube channel, because I wanted to make videoes about my sailing journeys around the cold waters of the North Sea. I couldnt find anything related to singlehanded winter sailing so I desided to start making it myself.

I dreamt of covering the three islands Shetland, Fair Isle, and if possible, the mighty Faroe Islands. All in the tracks of our northern ancient Vikings, a 1000 years ago.

The last one I fought for in three years without having the opurtunity to take on it.

But in April this year 2019, it all happened.

3 years of studying film techniques, building a my YouTube channel and how to make a story of my adventure has now finally found its place in this video.

I hope you find it inspiring and share it with the ones you think need to see this.

If you love something and work hard enough for it, it will happen, no mather what it is. And if something stands in your way- then we beat to quarters, and get to work. But you need to love it pasionatly. Thats the only criteria.

Erik

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