After being stuck in Scalloway for four days due to NR gale force winds we could finally set off in northerly wind and sailed south to round the Sumburgh head and make our way back to Lerwick again.
To avoid the tide (roost) and swell we tide the "inshore passage" north of the small Horse Island and the rounded close to the Sumburgh head.
After Sumburgh head we got the wind right in the nose and continued by engine power close to shore and inside the island of Mousa with the best preserved brouch in the UK.
To avoid the tide (roost) and swell we tide the "inshore passage" north of the small Horse Island and the rounded close to the Sumburgh head.
After Sumburgh head we got the wind right in the nose and continued by engine power close to shore and inside the island of Mousa with the best preserved brouch in the UK.
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