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The Antarctic Peninsula is 600 miles to our stern; The wonders of the seven seas On February 5th, 2025, I approached Argentina and docked it. Located…
From Rio de Janeiro and its 92° days to 34° frozen in Antarctic era and “night” this voyage was diverse! We were lucky to see the…
How often do you think about your bones? Most people don’t think about bones unless they experience a medical condition like a broken bone or osteoporosis,…
Rio de Janeiro RDJ -I think so for me now- It’s a place I Used Know. I often came here in the 1990s and stayed for…
For the next 42 days, this will be my home, Regent Seven Seas Splendor. One of my old Antarctic colleagues asked me to serve as instructor…
Earthly Musings – My Travel and Geology Blog: Completely Revised Second Edition of “Ancient Landscapes of the Colorado Plateau”
”Ancient landscape of the Colorado PlateauFirst published in 2008, a completely revised and fully updated second edition is now available! Published by the Grand Canyon Conservancy…
The next stop on this journey was the Shetland Islands, the northernmost part of Scotland. We anchored off the coast of Lerwick, the largest city. Lerwick…
rear departure Isle of Skye, Le Champlain We rounded the northern tip of the Scottish mainland and anchored on the western side of the Orkney Islands,…
I was contacted by Sean Daly, a mining geologist and author. He has just published a book called “From the Erzgebirge to Potosi”. He wrote a…
Earth Musings – My Travel and Geology Blog: Fall Hike in the San Juan Volcanic Region, Colorado
In early October, Helen and I took a trip to the San Juan Mountains near Ouray in southwest Colorado. We backpacked along the Dallas Trail for…