East of Sweden: Pushing for a long day [4]

After finding rest and relaxation in a little hut, it was time for a longer day. The weather forecast predicted wind shifting to the North. If I could reach the North shore of the island where Stockholm is at, my general direction would be east, so I could still move on afterwards. So, the further North I would get, the easier I would have it for the days after.

The wind would first be in the West, then die down, then turn North. If the wind died, it would be fine to paddle further North. There was a stretch of relatively open water ahead of me, so I wouldn't mind corssing that with zero wind!

To find camping places and shelters, a great collection via google maps can be found at:
https://map.campwild.org/
The location of the shelter map sites seem to be changed a lot, so you can google "shelter map Sweden" as well to find good locations (or use your eyes ;)

My boat:
Design by Axel Schmid
Artemis Sailing Canoe: https://www.bootsbaugarage.ch/kit.htm

My rig (lugsail cruising rig with carbon mast, and Mylar laminate sail with aluminum mast):
Design by Michael Storer
https://reallysimplesails.com/three-s...

Music licensed from https://imlcollective.uk/: Shaolin Dub - Strapped beat