Trading Trondheim for wilder coastline
Trondheim was a necessary stopover to get Barba’s sweet new sails. And it was fun to do some people-watching and put on city clothes
5. July, 2015
Trondheim was a necessary stopover to get Barba’s sweet new sails. And it was fun to do some people-watching and put on city clothes
The crew of Barba is setting off on the next leg north which wall take us to the Lofoten Islands! Since arriving in port on
In her relentless but pleasant chase North, Barba detoured inland to the city of Trondheim over the weekend. This must have come as a surprise
Barba continues to pursue her push toward the Arctic. We have covered about 280 nautical miles so far, about a third of the distance to
Climbing the 490 meter tall Batalden island. Barba at anchor in the lower left corner. Photo by Daniel Hug / Terragraphy.de. Checking in on night four
Departure day At 17.30 today, we sailed aboard Barba out of Stavanger. If everything goes to plan, we will be back in port in southern
A love of the world’s oceans and wild places can only go hand-in-hand with awareness and concern for our planet’s changing environments. And the Arctic
Barba will set out on her greatest expedition to date on June 20, 2015, sailing from Stavanger in Southern Norway to the Arctic island of Svalbard
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