Your photographs tell a great deal about your existence, friends and opportunities. A wonderful experience.
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]]>I’m at Charlie B’s in Cheech. Today I began my airplane boondoggle! I love your posts - you’re entries are concise but have such depth. You tap into the essence of the Antarctic experience - and bring it to life! I get excited reading all about it - and I was just there this morning! HAH!
keep adding to them - I had a great season - thanks for being such a great part of the Team!
- kishout
Driving after such a long period of time away from it is fun. I had that experience returning from Bosnia where I had only driven a handful of times in the year I was there.
]]>Yep, the smokes actually come in on the airplane for the most part. They’re still really stale. The only things I’ve got coming on the ship are all the hard liquor and maybe a little wine. So my vessel time should be pretty chill.
Don’t think they can burn much of anything on the tanker - then again, with all that fuel smell around I’d imagine people lose their appetites. On the Oden, that’d be another story. That icebreaker is so posh I bet they have a whole room dedicated to s’mores.
It was so cute to see the seal. The Weddell seals have really sweet faces, but the adults really do look kinda like slugs when they’re relaxing on the ice. We’ve had a ton out on the path that the icebreaker has broken up. People have seen orcas and minke whales in the channel - I guess they like to follow the ships because they churn up some of the sea critters in their wake.
Thanks so much for taking out the little Versa again and for taking such good care of him! I can’t imagine driving! I haven’t driven since I got down here, and have only ridden in vehicles a handful of times. Isn’t that crazy?? I might have to drive some in NZ, which might be interesting….
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