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Whale-watching Blues in Ottawa
By Blog.Admin
The photo of the blue whale is not satisfactory, because scale is impossible to determine. So I'll put it into perspective for you. A motor coach is 45 feet long on average. So I'll put it into perspective for you.
Kirsten le Mar will be EL on Khlebnikov in the Arctic
By Blog.Admin
Dr. Kirsten le Mar will be the Expedition Leader aboard Khlebnikov in the Arctic in 2010. That's exciting news for Khlebnikov fans.
Andrew Lambert on History Channel - Again
By Blog.Admin
I was whipping past Ancient Discoveries on the History Channel last night and stopped short. There was Andrew Lambert - again.
Parka Politics with a Danish
By Blog.Admin
Operation Nunalivut will begin shortly in the Canadian Arctic. Accompanying Canadian Armed Foreces personnel will a Danish SIRIUS Dog Patrol unit. This sovereignty exercise is the first time the two countries have cooperated.
Last night at sea
By Blog.Admin
Hi everybody, This was the last day on the "Lyubov Orlova." There were still some presentations during the morning, briefings for disembarkation, a farewell dinner, an auction, account settlements, last minute shopping, poker, suitcase preparations, playing cards and a fun evening spent amongst friends in the bar.
China Begins a New Era
By Blog.Admin
One of the most often asked questions about Kapitan Khlebnikov's End of an Era is, "Why doesn't Quark just find a replacement" That's a fair question.
Emergency landing!
By Blog.Admin
This has been a night to remember! We're now in the Drake Passage and although waves are not as big as they seem, their rolling effect on the boat is quite interesting. I mean BIG effects!
See you soon
By Blog.Admin
After four of the most intense days of my life seeing the most powerful landscapes ever, the last day we could be ashore had arrived and I was fully committed to make it last as long as possible.
Blog this!
By Blog.Admin
Last evening Kirsten, (the Expedition leader) challenged someone to do the weather for today. If it was good, drinks, glory and applauses, if not, probably we would suffer a lot!
I saw penguins sleeping
By Blog.Admin
Light was slowly fading away when we headed back to camp after a short walk close by the beach. A group of people were sitting down by some rocks staring at the small bay, contemplating in silence its beauty.
