More To Come
Dear Friends, I`m travelling in Chile, on the slow route home. I have many great photos yet to post so watch this space sometime after January 5th, 2007. Art and I took many photos in the Gerlache and Neumayer Passages. The day was quite different from the brilliant, cloudless day when we arrived. This one was misty and dramatic. I´ll get to it soon. DAVID
posted by David Ruth at 10:48 AM
13 Comments:
Looking forward to seeing those photos. Safe journey and Happy New Year to all explorers!
Hi I came across this via my French friend Mousie's blog... I like it so much I put a link str8 away on mine 2u. All the best with all you do
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2007
Gledwood
(http://gledwood.tripod.com/blog)
HAPPY NEW YEAR, and enjoy the rest of your trip! Waiting with bated breath for the new pix! And as this year progresses, hopefully also pix of some awesome glass works resulting from the trip!
So it's all over? In your opinion, what have you gained from the Antarctica experience?
I discovered your blog...oh dear...feel as if I was coming back from a great travel...it was so nice to watch animals, landscapes, people, ice sculptures...to live near you...I add the address of your blog on mine, people must see it...thank you for this marvellous trip...
all the best from Mousie
Thank you for sharing your incredible journey. Safe travels home and Happy New Year to you.
Having just watched my dad count his £2 coin collection for his Antarctic trip, i feel i have to leave a comment. I will be forwarding this blog to him.
Cheers
Claire
LOVE your photos! can't wait to see more!
THANKS so much for SHARING!!!!!!
I noticed today that the UK's National Environment Council and the British Antarctic Survey are offering what look to be fellowships similar to David's for artists and writers to travel to the continent.
I've enjoyed reading your blog; admire you for your stamina and find the photos and the art you've created so far refreshing and inspiring.
Wow! Also just found the blog and will visit again! Just off to look at the fantastic photos!
D
Thank you Sir Glass....
I dutifully and happily
followed every day.
I thought of you when we had a
1/4 inch of ice on the dog
dish this morning.
A beautifull story.
I hope to see you at Lees's next music party.
Rand Launer....Wavepainter
What an experience. It must have been a great adventure.
Great job! I hope you have a flawless return home and find the inspiration to write more and work on your project!
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