Busy day!

Orange colored sunset seen through a portside window of the Open60AAL. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

Yesterday was an exciting and demanding day, as there was quite a lot to do on board. 💪

In the morning, the steering system failed – thanks to a broken pin – then a bilge pump alarm went off because it had got too damp, and in the evening, we had a major sail change. ⚙️🔧✅⛵

In the end, I’m sailing into the night under the MS and Code 0, hoping to catch a bit of broad reach or at least a half-wind from the south-east off Iceland, 🤞👍

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