by The Inside Cabin | Feb 3, 2020 | 2020 Grand World Voyage, Antarctica
This entry is part 58 of 74 in the series 2020 World CruiseDay 31, Drake Passage – Drake Lake redux! The feared Drake Shake is turning into another Drake Lake as the seas are relatively calm and we continue north towards Ushuaia. Tomorrow night around 6 PM we will...
by The Inside Cabin | Feb 2, 2020 | 2020 Grand World Voyage, Antarctica
This entry is part 59 of 74 in the series 2020 World CruiseDay 30 Antarctica Day 4 SUPER FOG Thick fog greeted us this morning as we crawled toward Hope Bay for our final day of Antarctic Cruising. Commentary was supposed to commence at 7 AM, but an announcement was...
by The Inside Cabin | Feb 1, 2020 | 2020 Grand World Voyage, Antarctica
This entry is part 60 of 74 in the series 2020 World CruiseDay 29 Antarctica, Day 3 We continued south this morning toward the Lemaire Channel below overcast skies and a brisk breeze. When exposed to the wind, you must be completely covered or you will feel frozen in...
by The Inside Cabin | Jan 31, 2020 | 2020 Grand World Voyage, Antarctica
This entry is part 61 of 74 in the series 2020 World CruiseDay 28 ANTARCTICA, DAY 2 It’s getting light very early, and when I woke at 5 AM I already thought I may have overslept. The commentary was not scheduled to start until 7 AM when we approached the Neumayer...
by The Inside Cabin | Jan 30, 2020 | 2020 Grand World Voyage, Antarctica
This entry is part 62 of 74 in the series 2020 World CruiseDay 27, Admiralty Bay and Deception Island Antarctica Day 1 Our transit across Drake Passage was relatively smooth as we passed south of 60 degrees latitude which defines the boundary of the Antarctica zone. ...
by The Inside Cabin | Jan 29, 2020 | 2020 Grand World Voyage, Antarctica
This entry is part 63 of 74 in the series 2020 World CruiseDay 26 COFFEE CHAT Ruben Vilagrand, the mime magician, who performed a few nights ago, was the guest this morning at Coffee Chat. A native of Spain, he developed his silent show while performing in Europe....
