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  • Icebergs!Well, we have just had THE most amazing 10 day expedition to Antartica....it is so hard to put into words just how incredible the experience was but here goes..... 20 Jan - pre-expedition meet and greet: Marcello, the land based rep for Posted by Graemeandmel in The Americas | Feb 5, 2012
  • ANTARCTICASome interesting facts that you may not know about Antarctica... 1. Antarctica is the coldest, driest, windiest and highest continent on earth. 2. The lowest ever temperature recorded on earth was in Antarctica. It was negative 89.6°C 3. It has not r Posted by dbgomes in There and Back... And There Again | Dec 23, 2011
  • Antarctica Expedition Part 2Day 6 – 13th Dec Happy Birthday dad. (Shane’s). A thick blanket of snow had covered the ship from bow to stern during the night and it continued to snow this morning. We certainly have seen all seasons in the few short Posted by shaneandnicola in Shane and Nicola's adventure | Dec 20, 2011
  • Antarctica Expedition Part 1Day 1 - 8th Dec At 16.00 hours we met the rest of the Antarctica expedition team at the wharf to be escorted to the Polar Pioneer, our home for the next 12 days. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/403506/IMG_7091.jpg thumb=http://photos.travellerspoi Posted by shaneandnicola in Shane and Nicola's adventure | Dec 19, 2011
  • To Antactica and BackWell it took a few days to finally get the time for an update. Sorry for the lack of more photos, and not enough pictures. It was either blog now or who knows when. Marius and I spent the last Posted by imariustravel in Marius and Imani's Big Adventure | Dec 10, 2011
  • Buenos Aires to Sydney Aside from planting my rear end in a not so comfortable chair for the 15 hour nonstop flight, the highlight of the flight was seeing the 7th continent, Antartica. I talked with one of the flight attendants asking him Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 28, 2011
  • Antarctica Imagine, peacefully cruising along in a small rubber zodiac boat. The Posted by Spinky in Wherever I May Roam | Jun 5, 2011
  • Journey to the end of the WorldHola Everyone! Bet you all thought I fell of the ship or slipped down a glacier!...no...just laptop charger issues and being in South America...well...it appears that Mac only services Santiago and Buenos Aires...then, of course, there were no spare ch Posted by worldweave in Weaving Around the World | May 15, 2011
  • xdfgadfvasdvasdvasdfasdfasdfsafdasdfasdfasdf Amedikallu, near village Shishila in Dharmasthala is one of the significant peaks of Charmadi range and there are three approaches to this peak. The name Amedikallu is a combination of two words: Ame - Turtle and dikk Posted by vinish in Aise ka waise | Apr 6, 2011
  • Antarctica We've been thinking about what to write in this posting for a few weeks now as we finished sorting through the many photos of Antarctica. Nothing seems qu Posted by lonsdale77 in Barbla and Dave's Carnet de Voyage | Mar 21, 2011
  • UPP I DET BLÅVad härligt det är att flyga helikopter! Oj, vad det händer saker här nere. Nu har jag följt med säl-Karin, säl-Olle och säl-Jonas, alias The Sealers, fångat och tagit prover på sälar, både till fots, till sjöss och med helikopter. Posted by Gennser in Carolines Logg | Dec 31, 2010
  • JULAFTON 24/12 2010GOD JUL, på er alla som läser min blogg! Kommer jultomten hit till Sydpolen? Klarar renarna att springa så här långt, speciellt som vi åt upp dem häromdagen. Det serverades renskav och amerikanerna ombord tyckte det var lite hädiskt så Posted by Gennser in Carolines Logg | Dec 26, 2010
  • ANTARCTICA!!!!! Hi all, I just returned from the true end of the world!! My cruise to Antarctica was incredible! My friend Barbara and I set sail from Ushuaia, Arge Posted by HMB2010 in Holly's Fall 2010 Adventure | Dec 21, 2010
  • The Seventh and Final ContinentDay 1-2 It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Actually no it was just the best of times but writing this did feel like writing a novel. I apologise about the length of the blog but Posted by rhinoc in Trav vs. South America | Dec 6, 2010
  • The colour of Fraser Islandlast week i spent six days stareing at a wall filling gaps and nail holes and sanding and washing and painting and then paint it again and climbing up and down frigin' ladders all frigin' day. Posted by kev-yoyo in renovation journey2010 | Sep 20, 2010
  • hihi Posted by mopete77 in Travel Pete | Sep 11, 2010
  • AntarcticaArrival in Ushuaia at 830am was amazing. To fly in on a clear day over snow capped mountains and mirror flat water in the bay was something special. Walking out of the airport into cold weather was also a fairly Posted by seth_g in The BIG trip | Mar 20, 2010
  • ANTARCTICA - Part IBecause of the extraordinary nature of this trip, and also because this blog serves as a travel journal first and foremost for us; this post will be longer than the others as we would like to document each of these Posted by kostlin in Where in the world are Steph & Martin? | Feb 5, 2010
  • ANTARCTICA - Part II (Photos)<< Back to the ANTARCTICA Blog (http://stephandmartin.travellerspoint.com/23/) Click on the image to see it enlarged! ===Day 1=== [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/200246/IMG_6412.jpg thumb=http://photos.tr Posted by kostlin in Where in the world are Steph & Martin? | Feb 5, 2010
  • AntarcticaAntarctica underlies the South Pole and has a total area of 5,400,000 square miles. 100,000 square miles of this is ice-free while the the other 5,300,000 square miles are covered with ice. It is the fifth largest continent comparing with Posted by jsowers in Sites around the world | Feb 2, 2010
  • AntarcticaAntarctica is also known as the South Pole. The Southern Ocean surrounds Antarctica. There are about 0 people in a land area of 5.4 million square miles. There is no language on this continent. Antarctica has many animals on it Posted by ddougherty in My Diary | Jan 22, 2010
  • ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION...FEB 19-MARCH 5 2005From Ushaia on the M V Explorer(about 100 people aboard) .....unbelievably rough seas and all that.......but worth it despite a scary crossing. Then via Zodiacs to the South Shetland Islands and the mainland of Antarctica. Back to Ushaia and then Posted by douglasw in Around the World | Feb 19, 2005
  • newjust starting, before we hit the road, so that we will be up and running when the time comes! Posted by rylisabeth in Road pretest | Nov 11, 2009
  • Antarctica Day 3Here we are on Day 3 of our fabulous Antarctic Cruise on the beautiful Star Princess. Today we have continued to have perfect weather and some passengers have seen whales. The bridge has just announced a pod of Humpbacks passing Posted by acudoc in Len & Celina's South America - Take 2 | Feb 22, 2009
  • Antarctica Photos What can you say? Posted by acudoc in Len & Celina's South America - Take 2 | Feb 20, 2009
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