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Day 7 & 8 - Sightseeing around Tórshavn

 

Happy to be in Tórshavn. Touring town, visited the national art gallery and did some shopping - including an orange tree to join the bonsai tree already on the boat. 






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  1. Anoniem13 juli 2023 om 18:13

    What a fantastic trip you are making! We used to have an Elling E4, we know what great ships they are…..
    Wishing you a safe voyage home….. Rachel and Willem Don.

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  2. Anoniem13 juli 2023 om 19:04

    Hello Family, we have just sold our E4 , our 2e Elling as well. You made the best decision to buy an Elling,
    It is a great ship . We wish you great trip and a save journey.
    We hope you keep posting on this blog as we love to follow your amazing trip and watch the beautiful pictures.
    Enjoy and save journey , Ab & Ada Doorenbos from Holland

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  3. Anoniem16 juli 2023 om 20:15

    Hi Vikings,
    Your Atlantic crossing is a great and interesting plan!
    Thanks for sharing!
    Greetings, Werner

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