In Search of King Penguins!.... and we found them!!

Too cute to be true :-D

Penguins
How absolutely marvellous! What a great trip and such an informative report.

Amazing
Great description and photos. Such a beautiful part of the world.

Speechless!
Great blog article! You're so lucky to have see these amazing animals up close! Your photos are amazing too!

Amazing...
thanks for posting your story and all the pictures. I really like penguins, too!

amazing
Love the blog and photos are amazing. Captured my imagination. Thanks for sharing

Brilliant
Loved every word and as you say who could ever get bored of penguins!

Intersting stuff
Those King penguins must have been a sight. Such a beautiful bleak landscape.

What a Glourious Birthday!!
I love this picture, and am so happy that you were able to have this birthday trip. Love this blog, love penguins, love that you live your lives to the absolute fullest. Can't wait to read the next blog.

Where's Wally
Friends in suits as far as the eyes can see....captures the imagination...this beautifully penned blog and this pic explains why.

Thousands of King Penguins
This pic is my favourite...social distancing around the public pool clearly ignored...definitely 5 stars

"Floridian-style wimps"
Hahaha...I like your title definition..."Floridian-style wimp"! Then what am I? "Rocky Mountain brave"? But I exactly know what you mean when you step out even for a moment to capture a photo against the killer wind. Tell me about it. We are still battling snow. I like your tenacity that you made 100% of the Sea-days. Sincerely, I am proud of you. I can imagine why the rocking motion caused the Shag Rock photo a bit blurry...I always carry a pencil tripod and camera is always mount there when I anticipate similar problems. Regardless, your photos are gorgeous...way to go. I have one suggestion. This is a memorable trip for you. How about to make it more of a memory to share by self-publishing this as a book in the near future? You know I do that myself. Yeah, tell me off, but I will nag.... I am serious, please think about it.

Fascinating!
great pics. It should have been a great experience watching the huge colony of King penguins. Its another world out there!

Penguins!
Oh wow, what amazing beauty! I loved reading your blog entry on the South Georgia Islands, and the penguins! I completely understand that sometimes there just aren't enough adjectives to describe one's experiences, and this sounds just the place for that to happen! Inspirational travel reading and adventures, thank you Merry Jo and Dave ?

So many Kings!
Beautiful photo full of colour and attitude!

Wow - all those penguins!
Just incredible photos! I can't believe the sheer number of penguins, how incredible to see. What a wonderful trip you had.

Some things are meant to be relished repeatedly! Can sense the joy you felt being among observing the penguins. Love how the photos allow you to share but also realize the limitations of these images. They do serve you greatly though, as I’m sure your mind experiences the full 3D memory.

Better late than never !
MJ and Dave I cannot believe that I am only just reading these blogs now in July !! I know that sometimes I save them up and read them in one go ( like a box set!!) it was worth waiting for ... such a great read and love the photos . An amazing journey . I’ve always been fascinated by Antarctica since reading Shackleton’s South. How did he do it ? Those seals are big and can move cant they ? I came across some on a lonely beach in South of NZ.... scarey too! Loving reading this. Lynne

Amazing
It must have been amazing to see that. And see Shackleton's grave and Grytviken as well. I too would have enjoyed that trip you were on. /Ake

King Penguins
Absolutely incredible. What an amazing part of the world. It literally feels like you guys are on some kind of David Attenborough adventure.