Tag Archives: argentina
El Chalten
After departing the MV Ushuaia, I had most of the day in Ushuaia. My next destination would be Patagonia – but we had been warned not to book early flights as the ship often returns late. Air Argentina had merged two flights, so my flight was rescheduled an hour later, meaning I’d only have a […]
There and back again: Antarctica part 5
After returning from Neko Harbour, it was time for the finals of the karaoke contest. Knowing that audience participation was a major factor in the judges’ decisions, Conall opted for a song that would be stuck in all our heads for the next month – Feliz Navidad. The finalists did a great job, and ultimately […]
Further South: Antarctica part 1
A wise man once said “the reason most people never reach their goals is that they don’t define them” – as to who that wise man was, I’ve seen this attributed to far too many people to be sure who first said in. Nonetheless, the sentiment is one I strongly agree with. Some goals are […]
Heading south: Ushuaia
For anyone who follows this blog, you may have noticed the lack of activity for more than a year. This was not due to inactivity on my side, but rather too much activity. I will hopefully catch up on everything from my Drakensberg Grand Traverse last December to my four and a half months in […]
Ghaznavid Hiking 
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