Antartica this past Jan/feb 2020 photos?????

[rosewood jo]

Anyone on silver seas ships to Antartica the past few months?   Would love to see your videos and/photos! 

[jpalbny]

We were there in January. There was a big CC contingent on our cruise so we did a big thread with lots of pictures.

 

I haven't finished organizing all of our 5000 photos from the trip yet, but I did post a gallery of wildlife shots on my SmugMug page. Link here.

 

https://jpalbny.smugmug.com/Antarctic-Wildlife-and-Scenery/

 

There is a fellow named Ted Smith on the SS FB page who has some incredible wildlife shots from his Antarctic trip. He also has posted some of his shots in his SmugMug Gallery. His pictures are just amazing. Have a look here.

 

https://tedsmith.smugmug.com/

 

 

These should be enough pictures to get you started. 😄

 

[RachelG]

If you will go to the thread JP mentioned above, there are quite a lot.  I wasn't able to post as many as usual during the cruise as the upload of pictures was incredibly slow onboard.

[jpalbny]

2 hours ago, RachelG said:

I wasn't able to post as many as usual during the cruise as the upload of pictures was incredibly slow onboard.

 

That's because @Stumblefoot was hogging all of the bandwidth, posting videos! 😂

[DCCruiser57]

If you look at the World Cruise 2020 thread, you see lots of my pics from the Whispers visit ther.

[FlyingScotSailors]

You asked for January and February, but this one is from March, four hours ago today. 

Salisbury Plain this morning, now sailing to Hercules Bay, South Georgia.

 

[rosewood jo]

Wow.    Keep em coming.   Love living thru ur trip! 

[jpalbny]

1 hour ago, FlyingScotSailors said:

You asked for January and February, but this one is from March, four hours ago today. 

Salisbury Plain this morning, now sailing to Hercules Bay, South Georgia.

 

 

Great shot! Hope you get ashore everywhere you plan to. 

Edited March 5, 2020 by jpalbny

[carefreecruise]

Here are some from Jan-Feb 2019

[FlyingScotSailors]

Thanks JP, so far so good. 

Zodiac tour in Hercules Bay, South Georgia this afternoon. Super sights, including two leopard seals!

 

 

[Stumblefoot]

1 hour ago, carefreecruise said:

Here are some from Jan-Feb 2019

 

 

I couldn’t believe it when the sailboat came ‘round the bend.  I never dreamt to see such a craft.

[rosewood jo]

wow, impressed with all the photos...I won't be going till Dec 2020.  So thanks for all the info!

[rosewood jo]

thanks as I have gone thru all eleven pages!   Looks like a successful trip!  Smooth waters etc.   I'm worried that 4th floor is not the place to be.    

[Fletcher]

2 hours ago, FlyingScotSailors said:

Thanks JP, so far so good. 

Zodiac tour in Hercules Bay, South Georgia this afternoon. Super sights, including two leopard seals!

 

 

 

Please try and let us know how you get on at Tristan and Gough Island . . . a very special itinerary you are doing.  

[rosewood jo]

Do folks really wear dark suits in the main dining room on expedition ships????

[Fletcher]

4 hours ago, rosewood jo said:

Do folks really wear dark suits in the main dining room on expedition ships????

 Please don't get hung up or stressed out about this.  On Regent ships it's smart casual every night whatever the venue.  On Seabourn it's 'formal optional' which means some sort of jacket is required only in the MDR.  On my last Seabourn cruise I did not take a jacket.  Silversea is the dressiest of the three cruise lines but NOT on the expedition ships.  Smart casual is fine every day - on my last trip I did not take a jacket though I probably would on a non-expedition ship.  Hope this helps.  

[rosewood jo]

Thanks.   Hope ur planning ur new vacation during our quarantine:)