Return to Halsa
We’re back! This time it will be different; no record breaking rain, no covid, just tail winds and threat of sum burns. Or will it?
The first day out of Halsa started out with dry tarmac, but while waiting for the second ferry of the day, from Jektvik to Kilboghamn it started pouring down… But it was dry on the other side and eventually the clouds broke and the sun came out. We shed our layers and lathered on sun screen.
Today’s goal was the tiny town of Nesna where we were picked up by boat by my aunt et.al. Next stop: Tomma, and Helgeland havhus to cash in on our wedding present.
The first day out of Halsa started out with dry tarmac, but while waiting for the second ferry of the day, from Jektvik to Kilboghamn it started pouring down… But it was dry on the other side and eventually the clouds broke and the sun came out. We shed our layers and lathered on sun screen.
Today’s goal was the tiny town of Nesna where we were picked up by boat by my aunt et.al. Next stop: Tomma, and Helgeland havhus to cash in on our wedding present.
Today’s route
| Elapsed Time | Moving Time | Distance | Average Speed | Max Speed | Elevation Gain | Calories Burned |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
09:04:15
hours
|
05:14:29
hours
|
118.61
km
|
22.63
km/h
|
68.15
km/h
|
1,376.00
meters
|
2,354
kcal
|
Etappe 12.
Starta på nøyaktig samme stad som vi måtte avbryte i fjor, med omlag samme vêr ☔
Heldigvis kom høljeregnet mens vi venta på ferga, og me fekk tørre vegar 🙏 Tilslutt kom sola og me kunne sykle i Kort-kort inn til Nesna. Der fekk me eksklusiv båtskyss vidare til Tomma 👌