Yesterday we hit the motherload for icebergs - seemed the entire Amundsen Sea was adrift with ones ranging from the size of our boat to the size of a nice island getaway. These don't really need any description - it's just what I always imagined I'd find in Antarctica - and I wasn't disappointed.
I have uploaded a set of my favorite shots from the last two days amidst the monstrous bergs of the Amundsen Sea. Formed from the massive ice shelves that form the boundary with the Antarctic continent to the south, these will float north in the current and wind to gradually melt away in the warming sea. Hope they give you at least a little sense of the spectacular beauty we've been blessed to see in person.
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