Tech support for booze

I could get used to that concept... ;o)

The red wine was perfect to go with the peppered lamb cutlets (carved off the rack), beef kebab and choc brownie I had for dinner. Tomorrow will have to be a leaner day because I want be active much (all day at sea so walking around Deck 5 will be the only physical activity I'll be able to do).

So this is supposed to be the windiest bit on Earth?

Since we entered the Drake Passage last night, it's been quiet (well, relatively, sea is light to moderate and wind speed is 4-5). Lasting from about 10pm to 12am, the sun went down very slowly and clearly, with just a band of clouds providing some contrast. Utterly utterly beautiful.
Today it's still quiet and I've added another two to my list of seabirds (Sooty Albatross and Cape Petrel) plus the now very common Black-Brow Albatross and Southern Giant Petrels (in various shades).

The bridge tour was interesting with all its high-tech and classic charts and they definitely have the best view.

We're now pretty much on the centre point between Cape Horn and the South Shetland Islands and we're making very good progress towards our first destination in Antarctica, King George Island where penguins and sea elephants await.