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This is the first longer passage that we did on Arktika and also the first one we did with just the two us (with no extra friends on board). I have to be completely honest with you, it was a slightly boring passage, the most exciting part being me getting seasick in the confused waves

I had some audio and video problems with this video so if you notice parts that are somehow broken then please let me know!

Thanks again for the support, I'm getting into the rhythm of releasing videos now and will aim to release to patrons approx a week earlier than to the general public! :) (like with the two previous videos)

Cheers,

Juho

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Our FIRST Passage - Across Norwegian Sea to Faroe Islands

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Scott Grometer

I am thinking that the round, keel-less hull shape probably contributes to the rolling. For me, I have much more trouble on power boats than sail boats – the sailboats (when there is sufficient wind) seem to hold the boat to a more steady and predictable motion regardless of sea-state. I'm very impressed with Captain Juho's ship handling skills (for Arktika really does seem like a small ship!). It is fun to hear from Sohvi too! Stunningly beautiful shots of the cliffs and waterfalls at the end of video!!

David C

Great to see you both back on the water. The drone shots at the end of the video were awesome. More please!!!! Thanks for sharing!