This is absolutely wonderful! Your enthusiasm is delightfully infectious :-) I have recently purchased a 1975 Microplus 600 boat which is similar in many ways. So good to see you enjoying yours so much.
Hey! We had a similar Terhi 520, in the 80s when I was a child, I still have the best memories of the trips we did on the Finnish coast with it, I have thought of getting myself the same one again, good and memorable trips for you too.
Nice! I am a proud owner of a 1976 Terhi 520. Original teak furniture and everything! It's the perfect little boat for overnight trips in coastal Helsinki. Never thought about taking it abroad. How much do you typically spend on fuel on a trip like this if I may ask?
Love this!! I have a similar 4.85mtr boat in the UK & taken it all over the country on rivers and on the sea a little. Would love to venture into Europe but i thought it maybe complicated towing with old trailer. We have a Bivi Loo fold up toilet though that helps a lot. (Just lines with bin bags)
The certificates on the sea is dependent on the flag of the boat. When the boat is Swedish, and sailed by a Swede, no certificates are needed. For Danish flagged boats, you would need a simple certificate. I don't know how it is for other countries...
@@thelastidiotisnotbornyet i am from Lithuainia but we have sea border with russia where i dont whant to go i probably go to poland witha a car-boat on trailer and start my journey from there next summer
I completely understand that,@@leeneeslynys774 . My next project was originally the Nemas River on the border between Russia and Lithuania. But I am afraid what will happen if I accidentially get into Russian waters. So now it will be Donau instead.
This is absolutely wonderful! Your enthusiasm is delightfully infectious :-) I have recently purchased a 1975 Microplus 600 boat which is similar in many ways. So good to see you enjoying yours so much.
Hey! We had a similar Terhi 520, in the 80s when I was a child, I still have the best memories of the trips we did on the Finnish coast with it, I have thought of getting myself the same one again, good and memorable trips for you too.
@@petergerkman244 Thanks for writing. Yes, we are very happy for it 🤩
Tack för din inspiration. ❤
Tack för att du vill hänga med 😀
good to see that you are back
Thanks! There's a new video next week also.
Nice! I am a proud owner of a 1976 Terhi 520. Original teak furniture and everything! It's the perfect little boat for overnight trips in coastal Helsinki. Never thought about taking it abroad. How much do you typically spend on fuel on a trip like this if I may ask?
I got the book. I'm working on my 22 foot this winter, getting ready for adventures next year.
That's wonderful to hear. Thanks!
Love this!! I have a similar 4.85mtr boat in the UK & taken it all over the country on rivers and on the sea a little. Would love to venture into Europe but i thought it maybe complicated towing with old trailer. We have a Bivi Loo fold up toilet though that helps a lot. (Just lines with bin bags)
It's a lot of fun with a little boat 😀 We have had no problems whatsoever towing the boat around Europe.
Is it posible to cross baltic see, with this boat?
What permits do you need when crossing?
Depending where you want to cross, but e.g. from Germany to Denmark it would take 1 hour, so on a good summer's day with little wind, yes.
The certificates on the sea is dependent on the flag of the boat. When the boat is Swedish, and sailed by a Swede, no certificates are needed. For Danish flagged boats, you would need a simple certificate. I don't know how it is for other countries...
@@thelastidiotisnotbornyet i am from Lithuainia but we have sea border with russia where i dont whant to go i probably go to poland witha a car-boat on trailer and start my journey from there next summer
@@thelastidiotisnotbornyet where can i find river depths map and also i liike to know your trip map... thank you
I completely understand that,@@leeneeslynys774 . My next project was originally the Nemas River on the border between Russia and Lithuania. But I am afraid what will happen if I accidentially get into Russian waters. So now it will be Donau instead.
How much did you pay for it?
I payed around €3,000
@@thelastidiotisnotbornyetThanks, that sounds pretty reasonable.