Sailing to Greenland Part4. -The return back to Norway. -
Erik Aanderaa
Discover the 'No Bullshit' world of Erik Aanderaa as he documents his 2026 Arctic odyssey and solo circumnavigation of Svalbard aboard his Contessa 35.
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Hi everyone!
Heres the last video of my attempt to reach the east coast of Greenland, wich I recon many of you already know didnt happen this year either. Join me as I have a great sail back home from Faroe Islands to Haugesund, Norway- or 400 NM in one go! WE WILL MAKE IT TOGETHER JULY 2022!!
Im looking forward to start on new video projects now, and to use my creativity to give you more of the best sailing in my waters here up north 🙂
Erik
Check out these sailing channels for more northern sailing!
Alluring Arctic: https://www.youtube.com/c/AlluringArctic
Sailing Uma: https://www.youtube.com/c/SailingUma
Sam Holmes Sailing: https://www.youtube.com/c/samholmessailing
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