This document provides a summary of a sailing trip around the Baltic Sea, beginning in Kiel, Germany and traveling through areas such as the Schlei, Fehmarn, Travemunde, Lubeck, Warnemunde, Stralsund, Peenemunde, Rugen, and ending in Denmark. Along the way it describes places visited, boats observed, changes in weather, and points of interest seen from military practices to historical sites and cruise destinations.

1. Into the Baltic

2. A reminder

3. Map of Baltic
675 miles around the Baltic

4. Our first view of the Baltic

5. Huge box mooring at
the British Kiel Yacht Club

6.  Jetty
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7. North to the Schlei

8. ...and its traditional boats

9. Under the Fehmarn bridge

10. ...to Travemünde

11. Passat, sister
ship to the
doomed Pamir

12. By train to Lübeck

17. Beautifully restored Wismar

18. By train to Lübeck
Warnemünde is a top spot for cruise liners

20. The weather didn’t stay this good

21. Ben was very pleased
to head inland

22. Military practice in the Strelasund...

23. ...with Stralsund in the background

24. Ben liked Stralsund too

25. Rockets in the rain
at Peenemunde

26. The other attraction is the Soviet missile submarine

27. Rügen is a popular
holiday destination

28. But its weather never really cheered up

29. ...until we said farewell to Germany...

30. ...and hello to Denmark at Klintholm

31. Denmark