Snow falls overnight
Fog and snow today.
Our last day in Antarctica but low visibility so no zodiac trips, just presentations and processing.
In the late afternoon it lifted for a little while sufficiently for some photographs,
Just before dark we weighed anchor and departed for the Falklands.
Arctowski lighthouse from the ship.
Panaoramic view of Arctowski Station and Admiralty Bay from the ship.
(Click on image above to zoom into a much larger image with much more detail).
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Thanks, Murray. It was great to read all of these posts and to look over your excellent photographs. The posts were also helpful in giving us a better idea of what to expect. We’re heading out about 4 weeks before you did so I imagine the days will be longer (even less sleep!).
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Yes, it’s tantalising. You want to be awake all the time. However, the light’s good all the time unless the weather conspires against you.
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