Back Across the North Sea. Chapter 7.

Enjoy the final chapter of "Sailing around Scotland". I departed Inverness and decided to stop by the remote city of Fraserburgh, as not to many sailors come here. I was surprised to learn that that The Museum of Scottish Lighthouses was situated here, and so happy to visit, as I love everything about lighthouses.
Then it was back across the North Sea, to Haugesund, Norway.

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[JeanBenoitFOURNIER]

Wow! I'm the great-grandson of a lighthouse keeper, and now the first in a couple generations to take up sailing again. This video brought a lot of emotions.... thanks mate!

[josephinebennington]

Eric, there’ll be lots of Scots ( and at least 1 Saxon) screaming “It’s Fraserburra!” Not Fraserberg. Great vid, as ever.

[sailingananda]

The BEST Sailing Content now a days on YouTube. Congratulations on the very high-quality images, edition, sounds and way of telling stories...Thanks to you we have an even stronger plan to sail to Scotland from Scandinavia now!

[JEYbagaDONUTS]

Erik you have a way of narrating and showing images like no one else . I could listen to you for hours on end, telling your story of your sailing adventures . Superb series . Thank you for taking us along for the ride of a lifetime .

[delzworld]

Thanks so much Erik. I've been waiting for this last episode and wasn't disappointed. Loved the drone footage of the lighthouses. Well done Erik.👍👍

[bertmacdonald]

Big guy, any UK town ending in ness has Viking origins. Ness means nose and refers to a headland or nose sticking into the sea, or a lough or river. Skegness, Deerness, Shoeburyness Widnes for example. In Norge you have Kirkenes and Evenes allso.
Inverness is mentioned in the Ball of Kirriemore, a traditional folk song, ''Four and twenty virgins came down from Inverness and when the ball was over, there were four and twenty less!''
Thank you so much for this series, one of your best and I really enjoyed it mate! And that north sea passage must be your easiest yet!.

Tusen takk Eric, fair winds.

[christinehammell]

Thankyou for your appreciation of my home country of Scotland . You've really shown our scenery in an excellent way . All the best x { Great footage of Fort George . My Dad was stationed there for a while during World War 2 }

[loribadgero]

You are famous, Erik!, and people like you because you’re all heart!❤️ Tiger’s Scottish scarf!😂 awesome. Such an amazing series!! I can only imagine how the trip back home felt after such an achievement, riding on the high from it all. The videography is perfectly done, as well. A+ production work. The whole series was just beautiful, and how nice to hear you say you were looking forward to getting home in this one. Awesome all the way around. Wow!

[tonysutton]

The lighthouses museum in Fraserburgh is well worth a visit. My kids had to drag me out after about 2 hours.

[photobillys]

Thanks to you am making harebraind plans to take my 21 foot corribee to kilda 😅😂 love the videos

[bigkfaekca]

Aww - you can’t help being disappointed when the video ends! Keep them coming Erik, we are all inspired by your journeys. Tusen takk

[dietergraser]

Amazing lighthouse pictures, , music and sound!

[lonniepee]

Erik, you and Sam are my ocean-going heroes. Can't get enough of either of yuzz. Thanks. 😎

[richardrichard]

"Military base that has never been attacked" says Erik flying a drone over it .🤣LOL

[jasonking]

Great video the whole production top class 👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[janetkennedy]

I thoroughly enjoyed the Scottish series. You showed my country in an amazing way, not always easy with our poor weather and lack of funds. Thank you, you honoured us. Looking forward to your next adventure.

[MrRourk]

Never a disappointment with this channel!

[MickGalloway-oh]

Thanks Erik. Great video. If you are into lighthouses you might like an Australian group called The Waifs and their song, "Lighthouse"

[cherylekutzer]

Hi Eric, glad to see the rubber ducky following you home. I was concerned in one of your videos that you didnt have a dingy. I am a 76 yr old gal, love sailing and the more challenging the better. Enjoy your lifestyle while can. Cheryle

[georgiykantsedal]

your sailing makes my office life better then ever