Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hello everyone and welcome back.
Zora has completed her Atlantic circuit after almost 4 incredible years, not to mention the almost 4 years of hard work to get her ready to go. On our return leg, we worked up the Canada coast and hopped across to Greenland. An incredible place, and an amazing adventure.
The two lads, Mark and Luke, joined me in St John's and we took off from there.
This video was shot almost completely by my good friend Mark Barr, who was also crew on our adventure to Greenland this summer. Some of the footage is my own from the drone, but it's entirely edited (very well) by Mark. He has released it over on his channel @SoloSailingSapphira and has been kind to allow me to release it here too. I was going to shoot an intro to explain all of this, but i didn't want to damage the original as Mark has done so well at telling the story already.
Part 2 is out on his channel already, and i'll upload it here too soon as i can.
Love Rhys & Niamh
Hello everyone and welcome back.
Zora has completed her Atlantic circuit after almost 4 incredible years, not to mention the almost 4 years of hard work to get her ready to go. On our return leg, we worked up the Canada coast and hopped across to Greenland. An incredible place, and an amazing adventure.
The two lads, Mark and Luke, joined me in St John's and we took off from there.
This video was shot almost completely by my good friend Mark Barr, who was also crew on our adventure to Greenland this summer. Some of the footage is my own from the drone, but it's entirely edited (very well) by Mark. He has released it over on his channel @SoloSailingSapphira and has been kind to allow me to release it here too. I was going to shoot an intro to explain all of this, but i didn't want to damage the original as Mark has done so well at telling the story already.
Part 2 is out on his channel already, and i'll upload it here too soon as i can.
Love Rhys & Niamh
