Photographs from Brad’s recent trip to Antarctica. Also, here is a link to a more descriptive PDF of the trip, Internet Radio interview about the trip https://extreme-decisions.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Bonnies-show-where-I-talked-about-the-trip-v5-Jan-9-2020.mp3 The Hebridean Sky. 300 ft ship. Not an icebreaker but designed for polar regions. Brad with Antarctic flag. The ship and icebergs are visible in the sea. Penguins and research hut also visible. The journey: 19 days at sea. 3,745 nautical miles Mountains and icebergs. These were the first major icebergs we encountered. Penguins and mountains A Peale’s Dolphin. Seen from the ship Great Petrel Baby elephant seals Gold Harbour, South Georgia Gold harbour, South Georgia. One of the most remarkable places I have ever seen. Jumping Penguins Penguins We saw over 2,000 icebergs Landing in a zodiac. Thankfully our boots were waterproof. In a zodiac in rough seas off Elephant Island Antarctica’s pure white snow Despite not having great weather, we saw this sunset Participating in a Citizen Science project In a zodiac surrounded by ice Our Citizen Science Team Snow on Antarctic continent Penguins and mountains Penguin and skua The ship’s captain on bridge. There’s a large iceberg not far from the ship. View from back of the ship Seb Coulthard and Laura Zhang Icebergs spectacularly near the ship Zodiac cruising near icebergs Icebergs, including an incredible pyramid shaped one Large iceberg with dramatic sky Iceberg with penguin on it (top left of iceberg) Mountains. 2 icebergs in front. These were the first major icebergs we encountered. Brad at Deception Island — the island is a caldera of an active volcano Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInPinterest