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Day 19 and 20 - 100 miles more to Greenland

 


Today was an exiting day as we continued our journey towards Greenland on the motor yacht. With just 100 miles to go, we could feel the anticipation building, knowing that tonight, if all goes as planned, we would reach Greenland. The day started with mixed weather, but fortunately, it never got too rough on the Elling. We had occasional rain showers. We stayed cozy inside the Elling, watching movies in the saloon, snuggled up under blankets. It was the perfect way to pass the time as we sailed through the open waters. During the day, we spotted something incredible in the distance – a pod of Orcas swimming gracefully nearby. It was a breathtaking sight, and we rushed to the deck to get a closer look. The Elling handled the changing weather with ease, providing us with a comfortable and enjoyable experience. We decided to treat ourselves to a pizza. As the sun began to set, Greenland was just a few miles away. 




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