The ship has spent the last ten days or so waiting in Norway for the wind to shift and now it has so in the last 24 hours Havhingsten moved up the Norwegian coast in preperation for the long haul across the North Sea. Along the way, a leather strap which helps control the stearing oar gave way and the sail came down. The crew were shown on DR TV news and appeared to have enjoyed the drama.
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Havhingsten fra Glendalough update
The ship has spent the last ten days or so waiting in Norway for the wind to shift and now it has so in the last 24 hours Havhingsten moved up the Norwegian coast in preperation for the long haul across the North Sea. Along the way, a leather strap which helps control the stearing oar gave way and the sail came down. The crew were shown on DR TV news and appeared to have enjoyed the drama.
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