
47. Cold water sailing through storms, northern lights and icebergs
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In this episode, we talk about some true sailing adventures in cold water locations like Norway, Iceland, the Faroes and Greenland. You’ll also hear about some pretty scary storm experiences and of course we talk about the boat that has kept the crew safe through all this.
My guests are Josephine and Connor, who split their time working on super yachts in more tropical locations and sailing their own sailboat, an Island Packet 35. They are an adventurous couple who have made sailing the world’s oceans both their career and their lifestyle
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