The surface of the North Pacific in July is bathed in splendid sunlight, with rare storms, like an endless sun sea. The summer high pressure centered around Hawaii is rotating clockwise high in the sky, stirring up the ever-restless ocean winds, endlessly flinging the moisture-laden air from the sea towards the continent.
The mighty wind roars and changes, moving northward. And an ancient styled ocean shielding ship, sails with three elongated vertical sails, along the chain of Aleutian Islands from west to east. Occasionally, three to four-meter waves crash against the sides of the ship, causing it to sway. However, this is already the gentlest season on the tempestuous North Sea, also one of the two months of the year most suitable for navigation.
