The final leg
Sailing back to Norway, approaching the island Vestmannaeyjar on the south coast of Iceland. Its Saturday evening and the old and new crew are enjoying a burger before we
14. August, 2010
Sailing back to Norway, approaching the island Vestmannaeyjar on the south coast of Iceland. Its Saturday evening and the old and new crew are enjoying a burger before we
Fem uker på Memento Mori er over. Vi har hatt en lang og fin tur. En seilas som dette forlenger livet ettersom tidsperspektivet og oppfattningen
The final day before sailing back to Iceland made for the perfect iceberg dive. In the outer skerries the visibility was not obstructed by glacial
Above, from the left: Dan O´Brien, Ketil Christensen, Andreas B. Heide, Glenn Kvernmo and Nikolai Munch Frisak. After battling ice, whales and stormy seas,
Memento Mori is heading back to Iceland after a wonderful trip to Greenland. Low on food and out of beer but morale is high. Greenland
We are leaving Erik Raudes island and Greenland this time. Nine days in this ice cold desolate island, among seals, whales and Inuits. The sun
Bilde: Kungumit Etter at Memento Mori unslapp isen dro vi tilbake til østkystens største by, Angmagssalik. Her bunkret vi opp og satte av den tyske
Første landfall ved Vår første natt i uthavn noen dager tilbake i den forlatte Inuitt landsbyen Iqateq markerte på mange måter begynnelsen på Grønlandseventyret. Vi
The name of our boat is Memento Mori, Latin for “remember death”. The idea behind it is that we should live each day likes it’s
On the eastern side of the entrance to Sermilik fjord on the Greenland east coast, there is a small deserted Inuit village called Ikateq. Population:
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