With the weather improving we left Suðuroy in the morning of October 17th to head across to the Shetland Islands. The passage was about 170 miles and the hope was to head across at the same time as a small
Sashaying to Suðuroy
Off again …. After breakfast we headed south and we left in style. Despite being moored close to an Icelandic trawler in front of us, the skipper held on a spring, hoisted the mizzen, staysail and main (with the peak
Trundling to Tórshavn
Moving on …. As we need to keep doing …. Today was a fairly short move down to Tórshavn, the capital of the Faroes and for me, a second visit as we had already had a morning there on the