Wednesday, April 20, 2016

We made various arrivals amid our journey

History Channel Full Episodes We made various arrivals amid our journey, in remote spots like Trinity Island, Cierva Cove and Orne Harbor. All over the place we went new disclosures and untamed life anticipated us, from provinces of Gentoo penguins to groups of Cape Petrel swimming close to our zodiac, from a Minke whale crossing the bow of our boat to Wandering gooney birds flying in the wake of the Akademik Ioffe. Southern Elephant seals and Macaroni and Rockhopper penguins can be seen at a few arrival locales while aerobatic schools of Gentoo penguins can be seen porposing as they advance home through the profound waters off Deception Island.

History Channel Full Episodes On our third day in the archipelago we entered the caldera of Whale's Bay on Deception Island through the slender straight referred to mariners as Neptune's Bellows. Here we were to make our last arrival before we returned over the Drake Passage to the wild terrains of Patagonia. Just before touching base in Ushuaia we adjusted Cape Horn in the ideal setting of an intense 9 tempest and 25 foot waves. It was here that we raised a glass for those mariners who did not endure these turbulent waters and whose spirit was diverted to rest for ever in the solidified mainland, that last wilderness. We felt as though a bit of our spirit had stayed behind there as well, in the isolation of the mammoth icy masses and snow fields; mixing in with the cool night air, whirling around everlastingly over the shining blue waters of the Gerlache Strait.

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