Back to civilisation. Sadly

As it was cold the night before we decided to prospone the explore to this morning. Landing at the beach with the dinghy we found some cool things: a walkway for cuttle towards a dock. We walked the way too. Angela found mussles and had the great idea to have them for lunch. We would never have thought of that. And a perfect viewspot from which we could see another boat come in and anchor. The guy turned out to be kiwi! Back in the boat it took 3 persons and half an hour to take out all the mini pearls from the mussles, but it was so worth it! Stomachs filled we set sail to Harstad, where we would be dropped off. We passer a blacklegged gull breeding cliff, hundreds of them on every tiny spot you could see one. This day was more cloudy but with a good breeze in exactly the direction we were heading. Puffins along the way made the trip complete. We treated ourselves on indian food on the shore which was amaaazing. A Guiness in the irish pub watching a football match was the cherry on the pie (as we say it) and because we did not want this last day to end we played two more bird games.

On our leaving day, the four flat whites in a cafe tasted amazing and we did some second hand shopping. We passed by a plain cake for €100 and lots more of expensive everything. Many signs telling Angela and Russel to go remote again asap after we leave. A last stroll along the waterside awoke the child in us and we spend our time playing on the balance playground. We know the farewells and goodbyes are only temporarily, as our paths will for sure cross again. Hopefully on our sailboat one day.

Thankyou for everything and until we meet again!💙💙Read more