Polar Plunge - June 2008

25 Dec 2009

Continental Landing

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Today we set foot on the Antarctic Peninsula, at Neko Harbour! The landing site was located on Andvord Bay, and the beach was covered with Gentoo penguins.

27 Feb 2009

Expedition-style Travel

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26 February 2009 10pm Rarely does a visit to Antarctica commence with disappointment. Unhappily for us the bad weather we experienced on the Drake Passage remained with us for our first day in the South Shetlands. We anticipated that our first landing scheduled for Hannah Point on Livingstone Island would be adversely affected so we altered course for Half Moon Island which unfortunately did not provide shelter from the 40 plus knot gusts sweeping across the Southern Ocean. We dropped anchor and 7 minutes later we weighed anchor and made for Deception Island hoping that wind conditions in

18 Feb 2009

Continental Landing and Crossing The Antarctic Circle

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17 February 2009, 10.15pm I guess by now if you’ve been surfing the Quark website you will have seen the news of the day. I haven’t seen the full press release but understand it’s pretty comprehensive so I wont go into much more detail except to say all on board the Clipper Adventurer are in good spirits, everyone is understanding and happy to assist.

9 Feb 2009

Polar Plunge!

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8 February 2009 Antarctica has thrown everything at us in the past two days. We’ve had sunshine, strong winds, rain and snow, however, it has not deterred anyone from getting outside and experiencing all the Peninsula has to offer. Twenty five hardy souls even managed a polar plunge! Yesterday morning we visited Vernadsky station, a Ukrainian station in the Argentine Islands and nearby Wordie House, a historic site named after Sir Ernest Shackleton’s chief of scientific staff on the famous Endurance expedition of 1914-1916. Vernadsky was purchased by the Ukraine from the British Governme

1 Jul 2008

Polar Plunge

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July 1, 2008 Hello Everybody! This Arctic voyage has been even better than I anticipated.

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