A happy new year and a big thank you from the Barba crew!
It has been somewhat silent on the Barba blog lately. Following 112 days out at sea we were all rather pleased to return to normal
31. December, 2015
It has been somewhat silent on the Barba blog lately. Following 112 days out at sea we were all rather pleased to return to normal
It´s Sunday in Ny-Ålesund, and Barba is getting ready to sail out after one night in port here. Up until now, our Svalbard journey has
This video was shot during an autumn sailing trip in the Stavanger region in southern Norway. It features the sail boat Barba and her crew
Back in February, Terry Ward and I decided to take a little Barba reconnaissance mission to Vesterålen in Northern Norway. The goal was to learn
A video from our easter sail of 2014. Presented by sailor and Barba enthusiast Mr. Martin Svangtun.
Barba sailed out into the darkness Friday evening. We were joined by a man of the sea, Thomas Grindevoll. Thomas is the current Norwegian record
One autumn day this past September, I sailed Barba from her home port in Stavanger into the 50KM-long Lysefjord, about three hours away – my nearest playground
In 1944 the freight vessel Ferndale was leading a German convoy from Bergen to Ålesund under the cover of darkness. She misnavigated in the Krakhelle
The weather at G! Festival was perfect for attending the festival, and for a flying with the birds. What better to do then to combine
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
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