Snow, sun, penguins & postcards: Day 2 in Antarctica at Port Lockroy & Gerlache Strait! ❄️🐧
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we have the Antarctic UK trust that's on board they came over from the port lockroy facility over here and they're going to give us a really cool talk
wow imagine sailing across the Drake Passage on that thing I don't think I could take it this is my favorite it's snowing I don't know if you can see it but it's absolutely beautiful
there are penguins out there Diane you just can't really see them very close most of the time they're pping fishing for food or hanging out on the Rocks they blend in but they are there
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Antarctica, you never cease to amaze! ❄️🐧 Day 2 began with a dramatic sail into Port Lockroy, shrouded in snow squalls and low visibility that made the icy landscape feel even more mysterious. But what waited for us in this historic cove was nothing short of extraordinary! We had the privilege of hosting members of the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust aboard the Sapphire Princess. They shared their inspiring work preserving Antarctic history, running the southernmost post office, and managing a museum and gift shop. We couldn’t resist grabbing some souvenirs and sending postcards that will take 2-3 months to reach home—talk about a special delivery! 📝✨ When the snow cleared, the sun revealed calm waters filled with penguins fishing, calling out, and waddling across the rocky shores and mountain peaks. The day ended with a stunning sailaway through the Gerlache Strait, surrounded by towering icebergs and breathtaking peaks. Antarctica, you’ve truly left us speechless! 💙