A map and some facts and figures

We are now back in London and as one can see in the previous post, Onbekommerd has started her hibernation.

What is left to do is to give a bit of an overview of the season.
First, here is a map showing the voyage by means of a red line.





This was taken from our electronic chart on the laptop, we use a program called WinGPS Pro for that. Using a GPS signal we know exactly where we are on the chart. The little red boat with the circles around it shows where we were when the GPS was last connected.

Our most Northern point was 60 degrees 15.03 minutes north and the most Eastern 20 degrees 45.05 degrees east. Both of these we on our way to Segline in the Åland Islands.
Most Southern was 52 degrees 15.11 minutes north (in the Nijkerkernauw) and most West was 4 degrees 44.62 minutes east (near Akersloot).

We spent 122 days on board, 30 in NED, 7 in GER, 9 in DEN, 65 in SWE and 11 in FIN.
In those 122 days, we covered 1666 nautical miles (3085 Km). For that, the engine ran 306 hours and used 1250 litres of diesel.

Next year, we plan to go back around the middle of May. We'll pick up the story then......