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Old 16-05-2010, 09:31   #1
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Hi all of you!

Have been a reader for a time but since I moved on board a year ago, left Sweden 6 months ago and finally got some mileage under the belt I think now is the time to be part of it all

I'm cruising my steel sail boat Nemo of Sweden, a One-Off 38' footer build in 1985 after drawings of R. Dufour. We are getting along very well and I starting to get a hang of it, sailing that is. I have lived by the ocean all my life, but not sailed that much. This is my first long trip, the one without any fixed end. My idea (together with my 1stMate) is to cruise around the Atlantic at first: Sweden - Iberia - Canaries - Cape Verde - Brazil. Then down coast until we freeze again - to South Georgia and over to South Africa. Then back to Brazil. After that I have no clue. But by then I hope I have made up my mind: is this fun or not. For sure I'll be out a few years.

We are both born 1975 and have been friends a long, long time. My 1stMate had about 2 days of experience before he moved on board 7 months ago helping me fix half of it that was to fix. Then we left just before X-mas 2009 and gained some experience down to Spain in somewhat hard winter cruising. Now I'm in Portugal next to Spain on the Algarve coast trying to fix my second starter motor.

Great forum!

PS. Got a blog of course (we are almost included in the internet-generation...?) at

Nemo of Sweden - in Swedish but soon enough in English as we move on. Google translate will do some of the work to understand it if you are interested.
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Old 16-05-2010, 11:53   #2
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I googled how to say that . Love your blog, will love it more as soon as I learn how to load the translation stuff. Hope to see you out there.
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Old 16-05-2010, 12:28   #3
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Tack! as we say in Swedish, and yes, that's IS confusing while at sea...

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how to load the translation stuff. Hope to see you out there.Erika
For you who want to translate the blog: just check in under "Other languages" in the upper menu at nemoofsweden.wordpress.com
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Old 12-06-2010, 09:17   #4
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Aloha and welcome aboard!
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