The Beerenberg climb
A video of the indefatigable crew of Barba climbing the most inaccessible mountain in Norway. Dedicated to those who declined to come along to Jan
30. October, 2012
A video of the indefatigable crew of Barba climbing the most inaccessible mountain in Norway. Dedicated to those who declined to come along to Jan
Little time had been spent in the water since arriving at the island. We had one failed attempt to swim with a humpback that kept
Jan Mayen has been important for predicting the weather in Europe ever since the first meteorological station was established in 1921. World War II was
My initial dream was to fly down from the Beerenberg. As the Barba spirit is not about being foolish, I had to abandon the plan.
Barba steamed through the calm waters of early in the morning Sunday, after what felt like a short 36 hours crossing from Shetland. It was
The sail from the arctic Paradise Island, Jan Mayen, went quite well. We said farewell with diving and fishing a cod for dinner, before heading
First of all, sorry for failing to update the blog. The reason is quite simply that we have been extremely busy enjoying ourselves. In addition
The last 24 hours we have been eagerly looking for Jan Mayen through the mist, equipped with camera lenses and binoculars.Our Jan Mayen book said
Barba is half the way to Jan Mayen, For those of you who have been following us on the live position update, you can see
From the left. Henrik W. Nilsen, Jon Grantangen, Andreas B. Heide and Hanne Bowitz After hectic preparations in Florø, and the arrival of the
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