Despacho #57

Expedición Andes Antárticos / Antarctic Andes

Despachos

mar 06

Publicado a las 20:03

NAVEGANDO ENTRE BALLENAS JOROBADAS HEMOS RETORNADO A PUNTA PORTAL, DONDE COMENZO EXPE. ESPERAMOS AL ANTARCTIC DREAM...

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SAILING AMONG HUNCHBACKED WHALES WE HAVE COME BACK TO TOP PORTAL, WHERE EXPEDITION BEGUN. WE WAIT FOR THE ANTARCTIC DREAM...

Nombre: .....
Elevación: +0 m
Latitud: 64° 30’ 5” Sur
Longitud: 61° 45’ 55” Oeste

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