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In the village around Tunsberg, buy soapstone, iron, furs, tar and anything else you find cheap. Sometimes they'll sell walrus ivory for cheap.
THEN bring all that back to the English mainland, starting at Eddinburgh and going along the coast line until you reach Dunwic or Lundenwic, sell any remaining things you have.
Start your next trade route by going out to the villages and buying wool again.
In my playthrough, an iron foundry was really profitable in both Lundenwic and Dunwic.
The villages in that area sometimes carry iron, and sell it for under 500. That's still less than what your farmsteads would pay for the iron, so when you do your wool trade-run, you also pick up the iron and drop it off at your farmsteads prior to sailing to Dorestad.
It increases the weekly profit of your farmsteads. :)
I find it didn't make too much of a difference by keeping the wool and dumping that in a weavery farmstead. Better to sell it in Dorestad. Goes for over 700.
What the game is lacking is the ability to hire a fleet captain, put sailors on there, then go to the port at Eddinburgh after doing the Norwegian part of your trade route, and tell that captain to sail down to Lundenwic and meet you there.
This would allow you to walk from north to south and pick up wool and other stuff, whilst not having to walk back up to get back to your ships.