Sailing to Bear Island - Bjørnøya, Halfway to Svalbard: Ep 5
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Leaving Lofoten and mainland Norway behind us, we venture into the Barents sea to continue sailing to Svalbard.
We stop at the seldom-visited island of Bjørnøya (Bjornoja) known in English as Bear Island.
Where we explore the caves in the sea cliffs, find abandoned whaling stations and sadly a large amount of plastic pollution.
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Amazing footage and video editing job. So good!
Can’t believe how beautiful it is?? 😮😮😮
Beautifull!
More magnificent footage, beautifully edited too, and I like the environmental message. I guess if even one person sees the detritus on the beach and makes an effort to reduce their consumption of single-use plastic then you can consider this video a success. We all want the world to stay beautiful, and we definitely need it to remain habitable, so it's important to show the impact we have that is invisible to most of us.
Incredible memories. I'm looking forward to next video.
The apparently laid back approach to everything you do hides the amazing amount of thought and preparation you put in to everything from preparing “Hiraeth”, to passage planning and weather routing. You make it look so easy (including editing the episodes). Absolutely stunning footage, too. A real advert for sailing in Norway.
Fantastic views x
So cool to get insights to sailing life. Love the bergy bit pokey stick and the stowaway!
I’m loving the dramatic reveal through the fog, great video !
Really enjoyed the journey, Bear island is like something out of a movie.
Shame that plastic pollution turns up even somewhere as remote as this.
Looks like an amazing journey, and it's only just starting. Nice to see your subs creeping up.
What an amazing sailing you’ve had! Experiencing my homecountry again through your eyes, thank you!
Heat wave in Tromsø, not what you expect when sailing that high North ! 😅
Woke up this morning thinking about Svalbard and Jan Mayen. Just told my friend that I wanted to sail around Bjørnøya a long the way. I mean why not, it's there.
Beautiful footage guys! We're already looking forward to our next voyage to northern Norway.
Thanks, I know the new season is starting to feel very near now, spring is defiantly in the air!
Very good and laidback video considering the seriousness of a major Arctic sea crossing, makes it look like a walk in the park. Nice shots of the caves too, haven't seen those before.
Great video! Really enjoy your site, so we’ll done. But……it would have been great to hear that you had taken a least on bag of plastic off the beach and didn’t leave it for someone else to do.
Glad you're enjoying the videos.
Yes, noted. This was our mistake. We didn't make it clear that we did remove the plastic bottles and some of the other discarded fishing items that you can see on the beach.
Lovely listening to your Hull accents i think but perhaps a Leeds accent too. Magnificent viewing of such an adventure and yr brave to venture so far North without a shotgun!
Thank you for a beautiful movie. Could you please show the rout from Lofoten to Torsdag on a map?
Our route is on the google link below you can zoom into the Lofoten Torsvåg area
www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1CCB6innZ0UTYHk9MBbVM3uTRas5qY3Q&fbclid=IwAR1LJ3UDS78nXh9P6gI1SICMXdIlQFK0aWgsmjwfqhPKu1KymRqsDN5TS5o&ll=69.02383650526635%2C17.090512484139374&z=7
@@SailingHiraeth Thanks, but it is the aerea ca. 20 sekonds into the movie Iḿ spesially interested of ( Sorry for my bad english :-( ) Is this Gimsøysand ? on the north side of Lofoten ? Did you go through the Gimsøystream ? And how was this? Best regard Svein Morten.
Yes this is the route we took, we waited on anchor for a few hours in the open bay before the bridge. At slack tide we motored through, it is really well marked and relatively easy and lots of bird life to watch along the way.
Its all about timing but completely safe and easy to follow the many channel markers.
£2,500 fine. That explains why everyone has turned off their AIS 😂
Bergy bit pokey stick 😂
What is the boat?
Our boat is a 1987 Wauquiez Centurion, 42ft.
What, you didn’t spot King Kong?
A hiden treasure WAS Leave it there by the french after the war
Spoiler: They found palm trees!!!!