ant arctic lab

From time to time…

Calmer weather in the Celtic sea seen from starboard stern of the Open60AAL. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

Against all expectations the AIS comes to life now and again and gives me at least 3 hours of sleep with many interruptions.⏰ Other instruments unfortunately stay completely dead. I am happy about the calmer weather in the Celtic Sea. 🙂

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Stern of the Open60AAL in bad weather seen through the cockpit door. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

Let’s make it short…

Nothing new on board, nothing changed, hacking my way to the south of Ireland, and then will see how to make the crossing. Heavy tacking,

Norbert pokes his head through the hatch from the sails compartment, his arms raised, next to the boxes of food that are to be loaded. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

At least, there is food…

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Vue from the steering area, the bow of the Open60AAL diving into a wave, the deck is covered with water. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

On the way back

Close to the British Islands, Neptune decided to present Norbert with another challenge: the weather conditions, first a depression and now some strong wind cells

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