Why South America's Geography is Way Weirder Than You Think
I've only been to Argentina, and a few km into Brazil, but this shows how vast Brazil is and why most people don't realise where (in relation to North America and Africa) South America is.
Brazilian birds and flying home | Antarctic Mission Log 19
My last day in Argentina, then home
You're going to get wet, Iguazú Falls | Antarctic Mission Log 18
A prescient warning...
Mission accomplished Iguazú (Argentinian) Falls | Antarctic Mission Log 17
That soundtrack, there
Arrival and Iguaçu (Brazilian) Falls | Antarctic Mission Log 16
B.A. to Iguazú, Argentina, and a drive to Brazil!
Buenos Aires North Cycling | Antarctic Mission Log 15
My second bike tour, lived up to the superb first one
Buenos Aires South Cycling | Antarctic Mission Log 14
Half the tour I planned, so much better than expected
Ushuaian farewells, Hello Buenos Aires! | Antarctic Mission Log 13
Ushuaia to Buenos Aires
Drake Passage Return | Antarctic Mission Log 12
It wasn't smooth, but information packed
Telefon Bay, Antarctic farewells | Antarctic Mission Log 11
We left Whalers Bay and repositioned to Telefon Bay, further into Port Foster, for the last landing of the trip. It is another snow-free volcanic gravel beach, also geothermally active with obvious steam rising. That may have helped with one activity planned, an Antarctic polar plunge swim off the beach!
Antarctic Aerodrome no Deception | Antarctic Mission Log 10
Steamy beaches, industrial artifacts, and signs of flight
Station Almirante Brown heights | Antarctic Mission Log 09
This was nearly my 'big mistake' day...