NYC Marathon for Cancer
For Pam, and Pam, and Rick, and Ernie…
Our anniversary is in December, and between Christmas and skating, it’s always hard to find time to celebrate. So we gave our globe a spin to see where we could go for 4 days.
This years theme was Communications, and students could pick the type of project, one of which was to build a webite.
What a perfect project!
Back in 1989 Ford decided to create a high performance sedan out of the Taurus. They threw a Mazda manual transmission and a Yamaha DOHC V6 and called it the SHO (Super High Output). My Dad has always been into cars, and he scoped this one out for several years. In 1992, a second generation …
In the midst of a pandemic, if presented an opportunity to safely do something that makes you feel normal, then you go for it.
The only problem, and this was to be a theme for the weekend, is how skimpy Argentines were with ice.
The captain didn’t waste anytime starting our trip back to Ushuaia. No wake up call meant getting to sleep in and relax.
Our final day in Antartica! The Plancius had taken us to the Shetlend Islands overnight to start our journey home, but there were two more places to explore and discover.
Christmas Morning in Antartica, that was a pretty surreal experience.
Another day of waking up to Allie’s ‘Good Morning Everyone, Good Morning’, only this morning there were Orcas alongside the boat, so we raced out to see and chase them. Then coffee, breakfast, gear up and find out where the Plancius has parked us today. Once on the water, we found out why the Plancius …
I got up and could not catch my breath for what felt like a full minute.
Port Lockroy, or Base A, is a British outpost that now serves as a museum and a place to conduct research.
To construct a proper Antarctive camp site, you first must dig out a mummy shaped ditch in the snow
Although we were sleeping, the Plancius was chugging away from Argentina and into the Drake Passage.