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At sea between Puerto
Madryn
and the Falkland Islands
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Tuesday 13th November 2018
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How to wear your
waterproof over-trousers. Don't tuck them into your boots! |
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We were impressed by
the commitment to bio-security, which extended to landings
on the Falkland Islands. One example of this is that our
boots had to be thoroughly scrubbed and disinfected before
EVERY landing, even if only a few miles from the previous
landing. Luckily, we had staff on hand to help us do this...
especially Kristine! |
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A man on a mission! |
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One of my favourite
birds - the Cape Petrel, also known as Pintado (painted) Petrel. |
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In the evening, we went
to the Captain's welcome cocktail party, followed by dinner. |
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Our captain with
our expedition leader, Pam. |
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Derek and I were
lucky enough to be invited to dine with the Captain. |
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Chef Jörg did
us proud and the personalised desserts were a nice touch. |
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Another day at sea
tomorrow, with a hint that a landing might be on the cards in the
late afternoon. |
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