14-March And Still More Snow and storm - Deck covered again – there is now a heavy layer of ice all over the deck and is quite slippery in places.
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In 2008 Alfred Memelink joined an epic voyage to Antarctica on the New Zealand research ship Tangaroa. The voyage not only inspired him but opened his eyes to this amazing wilderness. It has made him aware of the necessity to work towards sustainability and to preserve Antarctica as an International Nature Park. This is his voyage diary.
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- 20-March - Return to Wellington.
- 19-March –An Exhibition At Sea
- 18-March Camel Awards Night
- 17-March - The Voyage home
- 16-March Yet another storm brewing & rusty spotte...
- 15-Mar Frozen Equipment
- 14-March And Still More Snow
- 13th March
- 12-March Tabular Icebergs and Ice Caves
- 11-March Aurora Australis
- 10-March storm
- 9-March The Firemans Helmet
- 8-March Scott Island.- day 2
- 7-March Scott Island
- 6-March The Castle & Antarctic Toothfish
- 5-March ‘Swedish Chef’ Iceberg
- 4-March Ross Sea Sculpture Garden
- 3-March A double blow – Humpback Whales
- 2-March Storm
- 1st March - Frozen Equipment
- 29th Feb Pancake Ice & Days Closing In
- 28-Feb – Poly Cups Dive to 3000m Below
- 27-Feb Green Flash – A Converted Green Flash Atheist
- 26-Feb Pack Ice
- 25-Feb Admiralty Mountain Range of Victoria Land
- 24th February A spectacular Dawn strikes Mount He...
- 23-Feb Cape Petrels over Cape Adare
- 22-Feb Ross Sea Closing in - Time To Leave.
- 21-Feb Glacial Erratics & Drop Stones
- 20-FebThe day ended late with another fiery sunset...
- 19-FebWe watched March of the Penguins this evenin...
- 18-FebMore Pancake ice today, lots more – amazing ...
- 17-Feb Sea Refreezing - Near Ross Ice Shelf
- 16-FebWe are probably as far south that is possibl...
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- 14-Feb A Giant Iceberg – B15J
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