Sn fellsness, a classic cone shaped mountain capped with a small but well fitting ice cap. Most of Greenland is inhospitable. The inhabited areas are along sheltered fiords, and may be sixty or more miles from the sea. The winds here are light and we motored more than we are accustomed to. Here too we used harbors when they were available, but we also spent time at anchor in remote, often picturesque bays.
Icebergs are everywhere.
Usually these are not a problem, but they certainly get your attention when they disintegrate or roll over with a tremendous crash. Lesley, warm in her survival suit, steers Symphony amongst the icebergs off Greenland. T. Hodgson For navigation, the most interesting part of our journey is Labrador. The surveys used for the charts are generally of a preliminary nature with soundings limited to a single line. GPS errors can be large.