Author Archives: Peter Rossin

Antarctica Article

Motor Boating and Yachting magazine recently published an article I wrote about our Antarctic adventure.  You can read a copy here.

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Personal Log – Antartica

The following are contemporaneous entries from a personallog that I kept during our adventure. I hope you enjoy: Subject: Jan 21 Update
Date: 21 Jan 2019 15:21:07 -0000
From: MCCC5

Greetings from Iron Lady and Grey Wolf cruising side by side at 57 … Continue reading

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Antarctica Trip – Track

Thought some might have an interest in the actual GPS track log from Iron Lady’s trip from Chile to Antarctica. The above shows our track leaving from and returning to Puerto Willaims. In it you can see how we actually … Continue reading

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Yankee Harobr

We made Yankee Harbor around 0300. Despite being exhausted from the passage, the adrenalin of being in Antarctica kicked in and was not to be denied. A beautiful sunrise highlighted the Gentoo penguin colony as we toasted our arrival with … Continue reading

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Icecapades

OK – I have been remiss. I am jumping ahead a bit to Antarctica – Iron Lady’s latest adventure. Will be doing lots of different posts on the Peninsula (including the Drake, Horn and Patagonian Chile), but for starters I … Continue reading

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Isabela 1

The Galapagos are several thousand miles behind us, but I never did get any posts up about our time there. Will try to make up for that. Our first port of call was Isabela. After the clearance formalities (which involved … Continue reading

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Merry Christmas

We are now home after a cruise down the Chilean fiords. The best part was a trip to the San Rafael glacier. It is the lowest latitude tidewater glacier in the world – and the farthest northern tidewater glacier in … Continue reading

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Dinghy Bra

One of the unfortunate things about the Galapagos was that we were severely restricted in terms of what we could do with both Iron Lady and our dinghy. We were first restricted by where we could go without local guides … Continue reading

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