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Christmas in Jubany
The last days have been very interesting in Jubany! The weather has improved a lot and we have been busy working in the Caleta.
Goodbye, hello, penguins and seals
This morning we said farewell to the members of Jubany crew who are heading back to Buenos Aires and beyond. However, we then heard that, due to the bad weather, the plane coming to pick them up could not land and so they would stay a little longer.
Snow, penguins and pizza
Today was full of blizzard and snow drift, very atmospheric but still not a good day to trek to our lake to do fieldwork. Instead Steve and I braved the elements to have a look at the lakes within the Jubany base area.
Potter Cove Talk
Besides the work we get to see a lot of wild life. This also means to watch out for Skua attacks from above, that remind of Alfred Hitchcocks "The Birds".
Erica se encuentra con un pinguino de siete mil años - a penguin of 7-thousand years
Somos un grupo de trabajo integrado por investigadores y alumnos de la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba y del Institute of Low Temperature Science de Sapporo, Japón, que venimos con mucho empeño y entusiasmo a realizar una Campaña Antártica de Verano 2011 organizada por el Instituto Antártico Argentino. [blog in Spanish and English]
Still in Marambio
Week Three...We are still in Marambio waiting for the Twin to take us to Jubany. It is still not repaired, so we have to be patient.
The voyage to King George Island
On October 22nd finally our voyage with the Russian ship Polar Pioneer from Mar del Plata to King George Island began. It would be longer than we thought before.