cloud seemed to be doing a strange thing to the light, or a star was shining behind the cloud, or a helicopter with lights on was passing us to the south... but no! it was the start of a series of light movements through the night!! Our very first
The Rhythm of the ship is also the violin play by Paul. The singing of the propeller when we are doing a nice speed under full sail and the sound of the generator at 07:00 hours, when we are making coffee and tea,
Further along the coast we will find a bay called starvation cove, not without reason. For this is the place the last of the Franklin expedition members perished.
The first recorded voyage insearch of such a passage was madde by John an Sabastian Cabot at the end of the 15th century. After that many of such expeditions
t night we had a drink on deck, as the sun was out and we had a record temperature on deck in the sun of 19,9! What a lovely night it was! After roast chicken dinner, most went to bed early
Would you like to be right smack in the middle, or skirting along the edges.. well, we know now! We.
We are trying to spot the way through by going up high into the mast, but for now the ice seems to be all around. We had all expected it to start at some
Yesterday the day was spend exploring Beechey Island. We shifted anchorage as the wind had increased and made landing with.
The island has a main mountain range at the eastern and northern sides, a large glaciated interior, and on the southeastern side a gradually rising plain with some vegetation, which is used by caribou.
the last known stop of the Franklin expedition before they disappeared into history. A few graves and some new memorials remain on sight.
