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January 1st 2014

Published: January 15th 2014

South Georgia has several abandonned whaling stations along the eastern coastline. All of them (except Grytviken) are closed to visitors because of airborne asbestos and the high likelihood that they'll collapse, and as it is generally windy, there's a good chance of a flying piece of debris whacking you. They are in spectacular settings! Surrounded by formidable mountains and huge glacier... Read Full Entry

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Theresa and Dave

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15th January 2014

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

South Georgia
Thrilled that you are having this experience. Sounds amazing! The photos say it all.

15th January 2014

cuz
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Lost for words
No kidding, i'm so glad you guys took on this adventure, wow, thanks you reo, for living part of my dreams........

16th January 2014

Tony Kay
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Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much for sharing your experience! Stay safe.

16th January 2014

christine allcorn
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Lost for words
Lost for words also...just amazing.

17th January 2014

MOM CRANN
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hi Dave, here is a poem from Penguins, \"\"Our wings serve as flippers that carry us across the ocean not in the sky. Why us penguins have so much fun time in the water. we don\'t even want to fly, it is in one of my magazine,

20th January 2014

Pammie
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Wow!
Thanks for sharing Dave! Did any birds come up to you? Good luck, xoPammie

21st January 2014

Sherry Crann-Adair
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City of Penguins in the Land of Penguins! It looks like an untouched part of the world. Amazing how thick the glaciers are there. Sherry and Jim

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