We have about 50 shots of water at this point, all dolphin attempts (and yes, there is a brown whale in the area of about 1.5 meters- apparently the whales are slow to rise, the dolphins more quick and playful).
So it’s actually a whale but it behaves a bit like a dolphin and it seems to play with and follow sailing boats, especially, – of course, drabant 22′s .
Thanks Ole! Saving us the research. I feel terrible, I didn’t take pictures of them, but there were two D22′s at Middelfart, Nemo and Genie. There’s one here at Ærøskøbing too, will head to that pier and take a good look around this morning.
To anyone else wondering about this helpful comment- check http://blog.drabant22.dk read about Ole’s passion for the Drabant 22.
What an amazing trip! I had no idea you had planned to be out for so long. Beautiful sunset pics. Interesting interactions along the way, with people and sea life. Looks like you’ll make it back just in time. Be safe! Love you guys!
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Thunderstorms “after” arival being the key word; Great pics, but I won’t believe you about the dolphins until there’s a pic of one posted too!
We have about 50 shots of water at this point, all dolphin attempts (and yes, there is a brown whale in the area of about 1.5 meters- apparently the whales are slow to rise, the dolphins more quick and playful).
I’m confident we’ll get one!
Being absolutely no expert my best guess is that it’s this one:
http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marsvin_(hval) (danish text)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harbour_porpoise (english text)
So it’s actually a whale but it behaves a bit like a dolphin and it seems to play with and follow sailing boats, especially, – of course, drabant 22′s
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Thanks Ole! Saving us the research. I feel terrible, I didn’t take pictures of them, but there were two D22′s at Middelfart, Nemo and Genie. There’s one here at Ærøskøbing too, will head to that pier and take a good look around this morning.
To anyone else wondering about this helpful comment- check http://blog.drabant22.dk read about Ole’s passion for the Drabant 22.
-ben
I forgot to mention- not a single dolphin/whale sighting yesterday. It could be our location, it could have been the ugly seas.
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Beautiful photos! How about some video of the dophins? Really- looks like a spectacular trip. Thanks for sharing along the way.
Video… man am I dense sometimes. If we see another, video it is.
-ben
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Pictures…video…I’d be holding on to something other than my camera for dear life at 6kn and higher!!
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What an amazing trip! I had no idea you had planned to be out for so long. Beautiful sunset pics. Interesting interactions along the way, with people and sea life. Looks like you’ll make it back just in time. Be safe! Love you guys!
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