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  3. Day 1 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: departing from #Ushuaia and sailing east along the Beagle Channel.

Day 1 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: departing from #Ushuaia and sailing east along the Beagle Channel.

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  • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

    Day 5 (continued) of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: first landing, at Telefon Bay, Deception Island, South Shetland Islands. From the landing site we walked to the summit of Cross Hill and around the phreatic eruption crater it stands on one side of.
    #BusmansHoliday

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    @PoLaRobs This is impressive! Now I have to follow for the rest of the journey.

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      #26
      Thanks for sharing! The prices are high, but I feel like they are worth the journey
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      • raphi@pixelfed.graz.socialR raphi@pixelfed.graz.social
        Thanks for sharing! The prices are high, but I feel like they are worth the journey
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        #27

        @Raphi Operating a ship of this kind has high costs. The voyage crew fees pay most of the bills.

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        • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

          Wildlife encountered during our landing at Whalers' Bay, Deception Island.

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          #28

          Day 6 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: a close approach to Half Moon Island in McFarlane Strait, South Shetland Islands, but strong winds precluded a landing. Subsequently we approached close to Edinburgh Hill on Livingston Island, a volcanic plug exhibiting spectacular columnar jointing.
          #BusmansHoliday

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          • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

            Day 6 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: a close approach to Half Moon Island in McFarlane Strait, South Shetland Islands, but strong winds precluded a landing. Subsequently we approached close to Edinburgh Hill on Livingston Island, a volcanic plug exhibiting spectacular columnar jointing.
            #BusmansHoliday

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            #29

            @PoLaRobs WOW!!!

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            • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

              Day 6 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: a close approach to Half Moon Island in McFarlane Strait, South Shetland Islands, but strong winds precluded a landing. Subsequently we approached close to Edinburgh Hill on Livingston Island, a volcanic plug exhibiting spectacular columnar jointing.
              #BusmansHoliday

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              #30

              @PoLaRobs If they'd used Edinburgh Hill in a movie - like they did with Skellig Michael in Star Wars - everyone, myself included, would have thought "Yeah, nice CGI island you got there..." 🤯

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              • jwcph@helvede.netJ jwcph@helvede.net

                @PoLaRobs If they'd used Edinburgh Hill in a movie - like they did with Skellig Michael in Star Wars - everyone, myself included, would have thought "Yeah, nice CGI island you got there..." 🤯

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                #31

                @jwcph The other-worldly appearance is probably a little exaggerated because I'd accidentally messed up the white balance on my camera. It took me a while to work out what was wrong. I've tried adjusting the colours to appear more realistic but with only partial success.

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                • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

                  @jwcph The other-worldly appearance is probably a little exaggerated because I'd accidentally messed up the white balance on my camera. It took me a while to work out what was wrong. I've tried adjusting the colours to appear more realistic but with only partial success.

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                  #32

                  @PoLaRobs Sure, that adds even further magic 😝 but just the formation in itself is otherworldly...

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                  • jwcph@helvede.netJ jwcph@helvede.net

                    @PoLaRobs Sure, that adds even further magic 😝 but just the formation in itself is otherworldly...

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                    #33

                    @jwcph Columnar jointing formed in cooling magma often produces spectacular features. Other examples are the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland and on the island of Staffa in the Inner Hebrides, west of Scotland. It seems almost too perfect and regular to be natural.

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                    • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

                      @jwcph Columnar jointing formed in cooling magma often produces spectacular features. Other examples are the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland and on the island of Staffa in the Inner Hebrides, west of Scotland. It seems almost too perfect and regular to be natural.

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                      #34

                      @PoLaRobs There's also the Bear Lodge formation in Wyoming, commonly known as the Devil's Tower - which I obviously only know about from the movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" 😁

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                      • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

                        Day 6 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: a close approach to Half Moon Island in McFarlane Strait, South Shetland Islands, but strong winds precluded a landing. Subsequently we approached close to Edinburgh Hill on Livingston Island, a volcanic plug exhibiting spectacular columnar jointing.
                        #BusmansHoliday

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                        #35

                        Day 7 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: an exploration of a narrow channel between Spert and Trinity Islands in small boats, weaving between numerous icebergs and growlers.
                        #BusmansHoliday

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                        • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

                          Day 7 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: an exploration of a narrow channel between Spert and Trinity Islands in small boats, weaving between numerous icebergs and growlers.
                          #BusmansHoliday

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                          #36

                          The stand-out sights of this small boat excursion were a number of Weddell seals resting on some of the bergy bits.

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                            @MaksiSanctum
                            Hope you can realise that dream one day.

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                            • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

                              The stand-out sights of this small boat excursion were a number of Weddell seals resting on some of the bergy bits.

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                              #38

                              Day 8 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: instruction on climbing on the higher sections of the masts and the yards, then passage through Lemaire Channel (commonly referred to as Kodak Crack back in the day when all photographers used film), followed by a landing on the Yalour Islands, which host a large Adelie peguin rookery.
                              #BusmansHoliday

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                                #39

                                @andre123 For the most part it's just like climbing a ladder. Harnesses are worn though and for the trickier bits (getting onto the platforms and going out on the yards) we were instructed to clip a lanyard onto safety lines.

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                                • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

                                  Day 8 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: instruction on climbing on the higher sections of the masts and the yards, then passage through Lemaire Channel (commonly referred to as Kodak Crack back in the day when all photographers used film), followed by a landing on the Yalour Islands, which host a large Adelie peguin rookery.
                                  #BusmansHoliday

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                                  #40

                                  Day 8 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa (continued): a few photos of Adelie penguins on the Yalour Islands.
                                  #BusmansHoliday

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                                  • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

                                    Day 8 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa (continued): a few photos of Adelie penguins on the Yalour Islands.
                                    #BusmansHoliday

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                                    #41

                                    @PoLaRobs Is that the special penguin-feet rock-grooving-and-polishing in the second pic?

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                                    • faithfulljohn@mastodon.scotF faithfulljohn@mastodon.scot

                                      @PoLaRobs Is that the special penguin-feet rock-grooving-and-polishing in the second pic?

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                                      #42

                                      @FaithfullJohn There was some splendid rock grooving (glacial striations) to be seen on these islands that I tried to draw to the attention of my fellow visitors. They only had eyes for the penguins though. Philistines!

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                                      • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

                                        Day 6 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: a close approach to Half Moon Island in McFarlane Strait, South Shetland Islands, but strong winds precluded a landing. Subsequently we approached close to Edinburgh Hill on Livingston Island, a volcanic plug exhibiting spectacular columnar jointing.
                                        #BusmansHoliday

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                                        #43

                                        @PoLaRobs wow - never heard of, or seen pix of Edinburgh Hill before 🤩🤩🤩

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                                        • polarobs@fediscience.orgP polarobs@fediscience.org

                                          Day 8 of my voyage to the #Antarctic Peninsula on the #tallship #BarkEuropa: instruction on climbing on the higher sections of the masts and the yards, then passage through Lemaire Channel (commonly referred to as Kodak Crack back in the day when all photographers used film), followed by a landing on the Yalour Islands, which host a large Adelie peguin rookery.
                                          #BusmansHoliday

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                                          #44

                                          @PoLaRobs beautiful photos. I've enjoyed looking through them. What a trip.

                                          Also well matched with my current read: The Last Grain Race.

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