Tag Archives: Norway

Blue Heeler took almost two months travelling the 900nm or so distance from Flensburg to Bergen. Along the way we’ve visited picturesque anchorages, fishing villages and high walking trails with incredible panoramas. Bergen is our final destination in Norway before … Continue reading →

Posted on June 4, 2019 by blueheelerhr39 | 2 Comments

Northerly headwinds or lack of wind hindered our progress for a week or so. We had no choice but to motorsail from Egersund and around the top of Stavanger along the southwest coast of Norway. Travelling on the Saturday of … Continue reading →

Posted on May 28, 2019 by blueheelerhr39 | 2 Comments

As Australia cools into winter, Norway’s south is beginning to warm up. The smell of fresh paint and cut timber wafts through towns as people prepare their homes for the summer season. Festivities are still weeks away usually in July … Continue reading →

Posted on May 23, 2019 by blueheelerhr39 | Comments Off on Norway’s South: Kristiansand to Egersund

Over one month and over 500nm since we left Germany. The past couple of weeks along the archipelagos of the Skaggerak we’ve found anchorages aplenty, and most harbours still shut for winter. Here’s what we’ve been up to. Blue Heeler’s … Continue reading →

Posted on May 5, 2019 by blueheelerhr39 | Comments Off on Norway: South East Coast

I was going to write all about our exit from the EU into Norway and the rules of temporary importation into the EU. I was going to share our experiences in Oslo, the Oslo Fjord, and our pleasant trip amongst … Continue reading →

Posted on September 22, 2018 by blueheelerhr39 | Comments Off on Why are we here?