Hey, this is Anna Winners, live from Sweden.

Welcome back to the 59 North Sailing Podcast with your host, Andy Shell.

Enjoy the show.

Greetings. Welcome back to 59 degrees north.

I'm your host, Andy Shell, and I'm recording this one as well from the Philadelphia airport.

So if you heard last week's episode, I'm recording this one's intro about 10 seconds later. Anyway, today is February

12th. I'm on my way to St. Thomas to take Serenity, a Shannon 43, down to Grenada and back with some

adventurous crew members. And if you're interested in doing stuff like that with me, I've got a

calendar planned for the rest of 2015. We're going to Lunenburg in July and sailing to the Caribbean in the fall.

And if you haven't heard the exciting news yet, sign up for the newsletter. Go to 59-north.com slash news.

That news was announced on Friday, February 13th, but it won't be made public to the wider world or on the podcast until early March.

So if you can't wait, go on over, subscribe to the newsletter, and check out the newsletter

archive for that good news.

And then join us on a passage.

This is another lecture that I recorded in Toronto back in January.

This one's about doing an Atlantic circuit and it draws on experiences from

Mia and my trip to Sweden in Arcturus via the northern route.

That would be Nova Scotia, St. Pierre, Ireland, Scotland, Sweden.

And then the southern route, which we did on kinship the following year, a Saga 43.

That was from Bermuda to the Azores and

then to Portugal. And Mia then sailed the boat back via the arc route, Las Palmas to, they ended up

gone to Tortola. The ark goes to St. Lucia. But anyway, so basically did a whole Atlantic

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