Just arrived in Neko Harbour.
It was a stunning transit, glacier after glacier. Penguins proposing in the water. Sun light breaking through at times. The water is perfectly calm and only four knots of wind. We have been here at least twice before and it is really a good landing. This is where Ken took his best penguin chick pictures. Polar plunge is scheduled for today after the landings.

WE ARE HAVING PROBLEMS POSTING PICTURES. WE HAVE SENT PICTURES TO TAYLOR TO POST HOPEFULLY SHE CAN GET THOSE SHOTS POSTED ON LCT.

We landed at the same landing sight. Two options one shorter and one longer. There were no chicks like there were last time but we here earlier than before. Lots of nest making with pebbles by the penguins. Such glorious day, no rain and no wind. If the Sun had been shining it would have been perfection. After the landing there was a. Zodiac ride. The water was like glass and great icebergs. Highlight was seeing a Minke whale from the zodiac about 50 yards away. Ken got a good shot. We will send pictures to Taylor.

The POLAR PLUNGE never seen so many people participating before. Good sight lines for pictures.

Everything was delayed due to the polar plunge so we skipped the recap and had dinner at 7.00 pm in the grill. This used to be called the solarium when Crystal had the ship. All glass around the sides and roof and stunning views. When we arrived a Minke whale welcomed us and the scenery was spectacular during dinner. No one else arrived until about 8.00 pm, we eating our mains. A combination of lobster tails and a veal chop. I was in heaven.

Below are some of Ken's pictures, but it is impossible to do justice to Neko Harbour which is so spectacular.