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Great photo.

Oh my...
How I would have loved to see that. I absolutely love anything that is connected to volcanic activity. I have seen volcanic outbreaks, but only from a large distance. But to see an actual lava lake, and see it at a close distance, would be so awesome. /Ake

My pick of your picture
Nice to read about Colonia del Sacramento. I pick this picture as my favourite. /Ake

And that's why I travel...
And now you know why I travel. One of the reasons is to escape the Scandinavian climate. /Ake

Ethiopia
Well done. You always seem to have interesting trips with this company. I will have to look them up. We would like to get to Ethiopia sooner than later.

I already understood that you enjoyed the trip
I didn't have to read this blog entry to understasnd that you enjoyed the trip. Some other day I will have a go at the rest of your entries. Thanks for letting me follow you on your visit to Antarctica. /Ake

Sorry about the bad weather
Sorry to hear that you had some bad weather and the excursion was cancelled. We had something similar happen to us in Spain during Easter. With the big difference that we can easily go back some other time and have a another attempt at that tour. You really can't I guess. /Ake

Penguins
I also love penguins. I watched an episode of Planet Earth TV-series a few years back where they went to an island called Zavodovski Island. There are millions of penguins there. It looked really awesome on TV, but in reality it is supposed to smell pretty bad there. /Ake

Probably an urban legend
I have heard a story that there somewhere in Antarctica is an abandoned station where they left hundreds of movie reels behind when they left. Supposedly those films are really valuable since many of them are rare movies from early 20th century. That's probably an urban legend though. It sounds too good to be true. But reading about the scientific station it makes me understand why such a legend has appeared in the first place. /Ake