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日32
2018年3月2日金曜日
☀️ 30 °C
海抜: 海水位
Río de la Plata -34.466936, -58.39134534°28’1” S 58°23’29” W
Passports - yeah
2018年3月2日, Río de la Plata ⋅ ☀️ 30 °C
A message from the Australian Embassy advised us that emergency passports were ready and so time to get moving. Booked the bus to Puerto Iguazu, saw the Paraguay Embassy - who advised seeing their consulate in Puerto Iguazu to get visas reissued.もっと詳しく
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日31
2018年3月1日木曜日
☀️ 29 °C
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アルゼンチン Canal Emilio Mitre -34.489098, -58.39514934°29’21” S 58°23’43” W
Buenos Aires holding pattern
2018年3月1日, アルゼンチン ⋅ ☀️ 29 °C
Basically another day in Buenos Aires, and more city art.
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日30
2018年2月28日水曜日
⛅ 24 °C
海抜: 45 m
アルゼンチン Plaza San Martín -34.592888, -58.38008134°35’34” S 58°22’48” W
Wednesday in BA
2018年2月28日, アルゼンチン ⋅ ⛅ 24 °C
The bank ordered an emergency Mastercard which arrived in the morning, and the travel insurance was in contact to see that things were progressing.

Buenos Aires and Argentina, 99.99% of the people are kind and honest, we just struck the 0.01% arseholes at the wrong time.

To be honest, South America was never a priority to see in our minds, but we were glad we chose to visit. Despite the hiccup, it really is beautiful, and the difference in cultures is amazing. The kids have really been taking in the art galleries. They loved the more traditional classic works, whilst Dave was blown away by the surrealists...especially Argentine surrealist, Xul Solar.

With some down time in the afternoon, Dave took in MALBA, the museum of modern art.もっと詳しく
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日29
2018年2月27日火曜日
☀️ 26 °C
海抜: 45 m
アルゼンチン Plaza San Martín -34.592883, -58.38005934°35’34” S 58°22’48” W
Tuesday in BA
2018年2月27日, アルゼンチン ⋅ ☀️ 26 °C
A big day at the Australian Embassy, paperwork, passport photos, then finally back to the hotel to rest. Finally we could begin to relax a little.
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日28
2018年2月26日月曜日
⛅ 24 °C
海抜: 45 m
アルゼンチン Plaza San Martín -34.592892, -58.38005834°35’34” S 58°22’48” W
Monday in BA
2018年2月26日, アルゼンチン ⋅ ⛅ 24 °C
We are staying an extra few days in Buenos Aires to organise emergency passports. Monday was spent getting things organised, emergency credit card, insurance case report, and off to the Australian Embassy for their assistance. This is when you know your taxes actually work. The staff were so kind and helpful. Credit to them. We laughed at the library in the Australian Embassy, books from the 50s, 60s and 70's on all aspects of Australian life...talk about cultural cringe. Dave especially liked the books on fun outdoor Australian pursuits, right next to a book of famous Australian crocodile attacks and several books on venomous Australian animals. Barry Humphries could not write this stuff.もっと詳しく
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日27
2018年2月25日日曜日 22:16
🌙 22 °C
海抜: 49 m
アルゼンチン Plaza San Martín -34.591825, -58.3798534°35’31” S 58°22’47” W
Lost passports
2018年2月25日, アルゼンチン ⋅ 🌙 22 °C
Sunday we were meant to be heading to Iguazu Falls, but at the bus station, whilst Msafiti was watching the bags, he was targeted by a gang who stole our bag containing money, passports and IDs. So Zawadi initiated a police report, and we settled back into Buenos Aires for an extra few days to organise emergency passports and file further reports.もっと詳しく
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日26
2018年2月24日土曜日 17:57
⛅ 24 °C
海抜: 38 m
アルゼンチン Plaza del Congreso -34.608097, -58.39354334°36’29” S 58°23’37” W
Politics, Culture and Tango
2018年2月24日, アルゼンチン ⋅ ⛅ 24 °C
Again a late start in Buenos Aires, which seems to go with the territory. No one really starts to get out and about until 11 am. Most museums do not open until midday.

So off to the Evita Museum, Eva Perón, the First Lady of Argentina who, in her short life of 33 years, achieved women’s suffrage and social reform on an immense scale. She refused to take the role of previous First Ladies, a step behind their husbands and in the shadows. She was the impetus of change. The museum is quite an emotional walk through her life and the legacy she left.

Then a solid lunch at about 4 pm, as is the wont here in Latin America.

Finally, after a rest until early evening, off the the Plaza Dorrego, and tango in the streets. Whilst many tourists may be whisked off to tango shows in theatres, Plaza Dorrego is free, and you get to enjoy the tango, all for a small donation as the hat gets passed around. The evening was perfect weather wise, and the lights cast an inviting glow on the cobblestone streets and the old tram tracks.もっと詳しく
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日25
2018年2月23日金曜日 19:53
⛅ 25 °C
海抜: 38 m
アルゼンチン Plaza del Congreso -34.608154, -58.39353234°36’29” S 58°23’37” W
Art, Architecture and Food
2018年2月23日, アルゼンチン ⋅ ⛅ 25 °C
After a pleasant breakfast including good coffee, a plan was made to head to the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (the national art gallery). We were surprised by the extent of works, particularly dating back centuries. Add to that a few treasures such as Picasso and Pollock. There was an exhibition of Rodin sculptures as well (Rodin? Thinker about it).

We jumped in a taxi, possibly finding the only aficionado of Australian rock bands of the 80s and 90s in Argentina. His playlist included extensive back catalogs of Midnight Oil, the Saints, Hunters and Collectors, Painters and Dockers, and the Divinyls to name a few.

The blend of architecture and art in Buenos Aires just adds to its charm, and there is still quite a bit of political art about. Trees abound, despite narrow streets and terraces, as do parks. And in an almost Parisian style, extremely wide avenues dissect the boroughs of the city. Buenos Aires comes across as a very liveable city, even if the internet is still a bit dodgy.

We wandered around some plazas (parks) and spent some time talking to and listening to local indigenous chap play ‘House of the Rising Sun’ and other rock classics on the panpipes. His name was Pacha Abya Yala, and he was delighted to meet two members of the Waanyi nation. He described some of the 24 major tribes that once inhabited the region.

After a late - late - lunch of magnificent Argentinos beef, it was time to head back to the hotel and rest.もっと詳しく
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日24
2018年2月22日木曜日 11:19
☀️ 23 °C
海抜: 37 m
アルゼンチン Facultad de Ciencias Economicas, Universidad de Buenos Aires -34.596455, -58.40119234°35’47” S 58°24’4” W
North to Buenos Aires
2018年2月22日, アルゼンチン ⋅ ☀️ 23 °C
After three weeks in the south, time to head north to the warmer climate. The flight was delayed nearly three hours, but we are used to that. Unlike the American family on the flight as well, they are not seasoned travellers, and they thought a connecting flight within an hour of landing would save them having to wait around Buenos Aires. Wrong!

Anyway, a chance to have some lunch. Last night we enjoyed some Argentinos beef...again. The food in Argentina seems more adventurous and flavoursome than Chile, but the cheese is all American. Oh well, cannot have everything.

Interestingly, there are a lot of Malvinas - Argentina signs about in the south...border crossings, road signs. Seems the Faukland Islands are still a moot point. In 1976, Argentina tried to seize three islands from Chile in the Beagle Passage in Tierra del Fuego by suggesting they were more east than south, and so that gave them permission to take them. The International Court in London said no, the islands belonged to Chile. Fast forward two years and Argentina still did not want to accept the judgement, so they decided to seize them. Chile and Argentina were facing off across the Beagle Passage, ready to go to war, when seven hours before the deadline, the Pope decreed the islands indeed belonged to Chile...and in South America, the Pope’s word is infallible. War averted.

Anyway, we landed in Buenos Aires, and booked in for three nights. Hardly any restaurants open here until 8 pm, then stay open till the wee hours of the morning.もっと詳しく
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日23
2018年2月21日水曜日 11:03
☁️ 25 °C
海抜: 261 m
アルゼンチン Perito Moreno Glacier -50.467895, -73.03278950°28’4” S 73°1’58” W
El Calafate and Perito Moreno Glacier
2018年2月21日, アルゼンチン ⋅ ☁️ 25 °C
The Perito Moreno Glacier is impressive. Whilst you would think we were glacier-ed out after the Antarctic, this glacier is huge, one of the largest in the world, and continually calving. Whilst waiting for the bus back to El Calafate, we were lucky enough to see a local coyote, slightly lighter and smaller than the Midwest USA type.もっと詳しく
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日22
2018年2月20日火曜日 16:56
⛅ 25 °C
海抜: 267 m
アルゼンチン Cancha Carrera -51.248192, -72.25830851°14’53” S 72°15’30” W
Chile to Argentina
2018年2月20日, アルゼンチン ⋅ ⛅ 25 °C
After three weeks we traveled to Argentina. Stamp out from Chile, stamp into Argentina. The countryside reminded Dave a lot of the outback, with extensive plains of just bare grazing land. Then on the last leg in to El Calafate...the outback on steroids! Unbelievable coming off the high plains down to the riverine plains. Huemel - or South Andean deer - everywhere.もっと詳しく
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日21
2018年2月19日月曜日
⛅ 13 °C
海抜: 43 m
チリ Puerto Natales -51.728725, -72.48811351°43’43” S 72°29’17” W
Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales
2018年2月19日, チリ ⋅ ⛅ 13 °C
Finally with Punta Arenas behind us, time to start moving north and Puerto Natales. We decided again to break the trip to El Calafate in to two sections, rather than sit for over 9 hours in a bus...comfortable as they are. So to Puerto Natales, gateway to Torres del Paine and Patagonia. We have finally left the Antarctic region of Chile and heading to the tropics.

Along the way we saw plenty of rheas, which like their emu counterparts in Australia, leave the child rearing to the males. Merino were also evident on the cold savannah, with the rheas hanging around the flocks.もっと詳しく
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日20
2018年2月18日日曜日 14:03
⛅ 15 °C
海抜: 16 m
チリ Rada Punta Arenas -53.164322, -70.91151353°9’52” S 70°54’41” W
Downtime in Punta
2018年2月18日, チリ ⋅ ⛅ 15 °C
A chance to rest up for a day in Punta Arenas before we again head north to Argentina.
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日19
2018年2月17日土曜日
⛅ 9 °C
海抜: 9 m
チリ Seno Lauta -54.938841, -67.63022354°56’20” S 67°37’49” W
Back in Chile - Puerto Williams
2018年2月17日, チリ ⋅ ⛅ 9 °C
After mooring off Puerto Williams overnight, it was time to return to shore. After a hearty breakfast and clearance by customs, we had the morning in town before flying out to Punta Arenas, and all the farewells as the expeditioners went their various ways.もっと詳しく
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日18
2018年2月16日金曜日
⛅ 23 °C
海抜: 30 m
チリ Punta Espolón -55.963676, -67.22102455°57’49” S 67°13’16” W
Day 2 of Drake's Passage and Cape Horn
2018年2月16日, チリ ⋅ ⛅ 23 °C
We arrived at the cape around lunchtime, and met the Chilean ship pilot whose job it was to guide us through the Beagle Channel. Because we were slightly ahead of schedule, a landing at Cape Horn was achievable, as the wind had died down to less than a few knots. The lighthouse keeper and his two daughters met us at the landing, and we proceeded up the steep stairway to the sailor’s memorial, a metal sculpture of an albatross. Albatrosses are believed to carry the souls of lost sailors. Soon after landing, the wind picked up to cyclone strength, making the ship return more hazardous, but we did it...and we got the ‘been there done that’ stamps in the passports.もっと詳しく
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日17
2018年2月15日木曜日 8:17
🌧 19 °C
海抜: 海水位
South Atlantic Ocean -59.382717, -61.95222659°22’58” S 61°57’8” W
Day 1 crossing Drake's Passage
2018年2月15日, South Atlantic Ocean ⋅ 🌧 19 °C
The swell was about 4 metres today but many are down for the count. A good time to begin transferring photos and getting items in order ahead of the disembarkment on the 17th.
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日16
2018年2月14日水曜日 6:26
⛅ 2 °C
海抜: 海水位
南極大陸 Leopardo, islote -64.342163, -62.85861264°20’32” S 62°51’31” W
Dallmann Bay, whales and polar plunges
2018年2月14日, 南極大陸 ⋅ ⛅ 2 °C
The afternoon was an opportunity to watch for whales and with a calm moment and sunshine, time for a polar plunge. Seventeen passengers (including Dave) braved the elements to jump from the safety of the 4th deck in to the 2° water. 80 year old Barbara was the first in. The reward for those who braved the plunge was a T-shirt and certificate confirming ours insanity.もっと詳しく
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日16
2018年2月14日水曜日 6:25
☁️ 0 °C
海抜: 18 m
南極大陸 Tombstone Hill -64.817787, -63.50927764°49’4” S 63°30’33” W
Port Lockroy
2018年2月14日, 南極大陸 ⋅ ☁️ 0 °C
Port Lockroy was our last landing in Antarctica and a chance for some retail therapy and post cards to everyone from the Penguin post office. We also received the coveted ‘Antarctica - been there done that’ stamp in our passports. Port Lockroy is operated by the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust (of which we are members). Gentoo Penguin chicks abounded, as did the ‘eau de guano’ and sheathbill chicks were nested under the front verandah.もっと詳しく
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日15
2018年2月13日火曜日
⛅ 25 °C
海抜: 海水位
南極大陸 Orne Islands -64.659011, -62.63186464°39’32” S 62°37’55” W
Cuverville Island and a BBQ
2018年2月13日, 南極大陸 ⋅ ⛅ 25 °C
Our second last day ashore Antarctica, gentoo penguins, fur seals, and that evening a BBQ on the back of the boat. IAATO guidelines are strict when it comes to food, you are not permitted to take food ashore, so the back of the ship was the venue. When the penguins in the distance were sick of the music, a scent of guano drifted in on the changing wind...coincidence?もっと詳しく
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日15
2018年2月13日火曜日 8:08
☀️ 28 °C
海抜: 海水位
南極大陸 Inútil, Islotes -64.891091, -62.9088664°53’28” S 62°54’32” W
Paradise Bay
2018年2月13日, 南極大陸 ⋅ ☀️ 28 °C
A stunning morning with water like glass meant that the expedition could see some spectacular scenery. The divers saw jellyfish which lit up like LEDs. The kayakers had minke whales surface only metres from them. The name said it all.もっと詳しく
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日14
2018年2月12日月曜日 16:21
⛅ 18 °C
海抜: 海水位
South Atlantic Ocean -66.33929, -66.78535166°20’21” S 66°47’7” W
Fish Island
2018年2月12日, South Atlantic Ocean ⋅ ⛅ 18 °C
A chance to visit more penguins and seals. A beautiful location where we could also observe mosses and lichens native to the region.
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日13
2018年2月11日日曜日
⛅ 13 °C
海抜: 海水位
South Atlantic Ocean -66.756362, -66.88178366°45’23” S 66°52’54” W
Detaille Island
2018年2月11日, South Atlantic Ocean ⋅ ⛅ 13 °C
Detaille Island was the southern most point of our trip. We had hoped to travel slightly further, but the pack ice had moved in and rather than risk being stuck in the ice, the ship’s captain made the call to turn around at that point. We had, after all achieved the crossing of the Polar Circle.もっと詳しく
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日13
2018年2月11日日曜日 10:14
⛅ -1 °C
海抜: 海水位
South Atlantic Ocean -66.106742, -66.06730966°6’24” S 66°4’2” W
Across the Antarctic Circle
2018年2月11日, South Atlantic Ocean ⋅ ⛅ -1 °C
This is what the expedition was all about, the ability to say we had crossed the Polar Circle. The ship’s horn blew as we crossed latitude 66°33’47.0”S. Cook’s oath was taken by all promising to protect the Antarctic, and an ‘O’ stamped on our foreheads.もっと詳しく
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日12
2018年2月10日土曜日
☁️ -1 °C
海抜: 178 m
南極大陸 Billie Peak -64.76361, -63.37033764°45’49” S 63°22’13” W
Lemaire Channel
2018年2月10日, 南極大陸 ⋅ ☁️ -1 °C
The afternoon saw the expedition pass through the Lemaire Channel, which is about 500 metres wide and encompassed by sheer glaciers and cliffs. Very scenic, and peaceful, even with a slight breeze.
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日12
2018年2月10日土曜日
☁️ 0 °C
南極大陸 Wilhelm Archipelago -65.133749, -64.01987665°8’1” S 64°1’12” W
Port Charcot and iceberg formations
2018年2月10日, 南極大陸 ⋅ ☁️ 0 °C
Wow! What can you say? We saw the most amazing icebergs, as if the ice carving giants had been active the night before. AND we got to land on an iceberg. ‘Black Ice’ (glacial ice) was gathered for drinks that night. It is true what they say, glacial ice is like no ice you have had before.もっと詳しく
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