by Rob | Aug 7, 2022 | News
On a beautiful morning, in very calm water, Seabourn Odyssey approached Haines. A very different scene to the fog which greeted us at the Inian Islands yesterday. The tide was low, and glacial moraines were clearly visible. Low clouds accentuated the scene, with...
by Rob | Jul 28, 2022 | News
In April 2020 we embarked on a storytelling journey with Patreon online, which turned out to be our lifesaver through Lock-down. Trying not to complain, we lit a candle in the darkness.What an irony as the ANC have completely failed South Africa, and cannot keep the...
by Rob | Jul 18, 2022 | News
Vancouver, Canada ~ DisembarkingOn a beautiful sunny morning, the Captain brought Seabourn Odyssey alongside Canada Place in Vancouver at 7am. Long before the ship is cleared and guests are allowed to disembark, the activity begins. A massive fuel barge is...
by Rob | Jul 16, 2022 | News
On a beautiful morning, and very calm water, Seabourn Odyssey approached Haines early this morning. With the tide low, glacial moraines were clearly visible, and a large Brown Bear was seen ambling along the beach. Pronounced shoulder hump confirming its maturity....
by Rob | Jul 7, 2022 | News
After my motorbike fall in May 2019, and subsequent injuries, Karen and I travelled through this beautiful region of our globe together. In 2020 I offered to work for Seabourn in South America/Antarctica. Covid halted those operations abruptly, and I got home...
by Rob | Jun 19, 2022 | News
Siegfried Sassoon once famously said “Measure Life not by how many breaths you take, but rather by how many times Life takes your breath away”. Given his ghastly experiences in the trenches on the Somme, and the death of his dear friend Corporal...
