expeditions

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The heart of this journey was the profound sense of embarking on a true expedition. As I’ve shared before, seeing the National Geographic Explorer up close for the first time was overwhelmingly emotional. There it was, a vessel of countless adventures, standing right before me – a tangible promise of the extraordinary journey that lay ahead. The reality of it all struck me deeply; this wasn’t just a trip – it was the adventure I’d dreamed of. 

Even when we faced the mighty Drake Passage on our way back to America, enduring 36 hours of powerful seas, I felt no fear. Instead, I was filled with a readiness that seemed to match the ocean's own energy. This was the moment I had prepared for, and I was fully present, exhilarated by every second of the voyage. 

Second expedition to - - - - . I'm showing this image to let you see the size of the mountain next to our landing site. In this image, there is people already on the beach, I capture it from the ship.  In this place we observed colonies of - - - - penguins.