Demonstrably Obvious Penguinologists...

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January 22nd 2017

Published: January 23rd 2017

If you have never been at sea in a heavy gale, you can form no idea of the confusion of mind occasioned by wind and spray together. They blind, deafen, and strangle you, and take away all power of action or reflection. Edgar Allen Poe. Coffee with Joan - Ushuaia, Argentina One of my favourite books about the early explorers of the Antarctic is ‘The Storied Ice.’ It’s an easy-to-read book w... Read Full Entry

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Theresa and Dave

Crannster

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Tom and Fiona

The demonstrously obvious penguinologists at work on Andressen Island

The King of Grytviken

The Beach of Kings

St Andrew's, SG

The Adelies

Andressen Island

St Andrew's Bay Creek

500,000 penguins

some of them...

The Bayard

Ocean Harbour, South Georgia

Chinstrap and chick

Halfmoon Island, Antarctica

The Chinnies

Halfmoon Island

A Few minutes Old

Gentoo chick, Cuverville Island

Parent and Chick

it could be Mum, it could be Dad?

Adelies

South of the Antarctic Circle

Spert

The caves and tunnels of Spert Island, Antarctica

Spert

Narrow channels at Spert

The delivery

Port Lockroy, Antarctica

Boxes

Port Lockroy

Rummaging in Rooftops

In the loft of a small abandoned British base on Detaille Island, Antarctica

27th January 2017

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Inquisitive nature
Yes I agree that is one way I would describe what I know of you. Stanley sounds lovely and if we ever get there we will order the fish and chips. Love the tale of the gnomes ...we should sit in wait to see how it happens. Dave, I always look forward to each addition of your blog and wait until I can give it full attention because I know you will transport me to some wonderful and amazing place. Thank you, MJ

27th January 2017

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Waiting for the Gnomes
That sounds like a plan... Next time I will see what happens - I will see if the gnomes really are beings. I bet I could find a few followers to join me on this. As always, it's great to hear from you guys. Thanks for all of the kind words.

2nd February 2017

Susan Hochstedler
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I think this is my favorite post yet! Wow, such amazing & varied experiences! And the way you write helps me feel like I'm there! Well, not quite, but as much as any good book can! I love that you had coffee with Joan!

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