Thomas Bickhardt was driven by a longing for Norway from an early age, until he realized his dream in his early 30s and leased a lighthouse in the rugged west of Norway, on a steep cliff surrounded by the North Sea. Here he is thrown back on himself, battling with the elements, the job of lighthouse keeper, the failure of plans and the setbacks of everyday life. But in nature and the daily confrontation with its untamed power, he also gains a completely new perspective on himself. He lives a whole life in his new home, gets married, opens a hotel, has a lighthouse child with his wife and sees his love fall apart again. At the end of 30 years in the stormiest house in Norway, he is strengthened by the knowledge that there is no such thing as standing still, that life and the sea are always changing and that the next day always holds the chance to be completely different.

What needs to be considered when towing? What forces are at work and how do you balance them?
We also discuss legal myths and explain Loyd's Open Form.

What is allowed, what is not. What must be observed? What rules apply and where can I find them?