31.08.2010

Bye bye! (For a while)

So, now I go on the water. So far I remained, with the exception of the politically necessary ferry journey Vladivostok – Donghae, still on eurasian soil. Now this changes.

This means also that I will no longer be available, perhaps once again briefly when we come close to Japan, but then again only when we approach the North American coast.

N order that you do not have to call the blog to see if there is something new: You can subscribe to the Blog: in the column at right you’ll find a clickable word: Entries RSS. If you go there, you can subscribe to the blog, i.e. when I write something new it will be announced automatically on your computer (as I have understood in any case).

And that you know where I am in the next days: here a picture of my “hotel”.

http://www.marinetraffic.com/ais/de/showallphotos.aspx?mmsi=218071000#top_photo

This Post is also available up: German

Geschrieben von: Andreas Zingg

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