Yrvind is now back in Sweden after sailing across the Atlantic in his newly designed microcruiser. I cite his blog, found at http:\/\/www.yrvind.com\/present_project\/
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\nAt the same time the wheather was awfull, the boat to heavy taking water over her all the time, and of course there is no bathroom aboard. I had planned to hang on the outside but the aft deck was constantly under water. I said this can wait untill tomorrow. When tomorrow came the wheather had not improwed. I said to myself there is an other tomorrow. Finally it had to be done. Now it was rock hard. It was impossible to mowe it. But it had to be done. My one and only spoon was a teespoon. With it I started to dig. Piece by piece I got the shit out. It took me three days to clear the passage and it was painfull. The operation had to be done from a rocking boat with me hanging on with one arm handling the spoon with my other, but fianally I could clean the spoon to use for musli and sardines again. Luckily one is imune to ones own bakteria.
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\nNow, this man is 73 years old. The first singlehanded sailor to Tristan da Cunha. This text motivates to build, seriously. Can’t wait to get out to the sea.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yrvind is now back in Sweden after sailing across the Atlantic in his newly designed microcruiser. I cite his blog, found at http:\/\/www.yrvind.com\/present_project\/ \/…\/ At the same time the wheather was awfull, the boat to heavy taking water over her … Continue reading