icebergs

[hermanntrude]

some (or none) of you may have been wondering where i've been

 

well here's some photos

 

 

 

[Royston]

Arizona's an odd place, it was baking heat when we went...did you find any lizards ?

[hermanntrude]

arizona? nope. No lizards here

[Royston]

arizona? nope. No lizards here

 

I guess Snowy Lizards are hard to spot

 

North or South pole, the closest I've got to those conditions was South Chile and the Alps...we're you doing research of any sort ?

[hermanntrude]

neither pole, nope. Actually at a lower latitude than you

 

approximately 49°40'N 55°15'W

[shanpeter]

Nice Images!

 

Thanks for giving it, May I know which place it is?

Edited July 17, 2008 by Cap'n Refsmmat
stop advertising yourself please

[hermanntrude]

i already told you. if you're a scientist, latitude and longitude shouldn't be too hard to figure out

[John Cuthber]

Part of being a scientist is clear communication. Where were you?

[Cap'n Refsmmat]

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=49%C2%B040%27N+55%C2%B015%27W&ie=UTF8&ll=49.667628,-55.239258&spn=21.375636,43.725586&z=5&iwloc=addr

[hermanntrude]

just teasing. This is the general discussions section so i don't have to be all up-tight and proper.

 

Cap'n, you got it right on the nubbin. Just off of north island twillingate, which is itself off of newfoundland, which is part of Canada.

[iNow]

A few years down the road, you'll be telling your kids about your trip and they'll ask, "Daddy, what's an iceburg?"

 

Beautiful shots. I'm sure you had fun, and I am somewhat envious of your ability to take such a trip.

[hermanntrude]

actually I live here. My 10 month old baby girl was with us in the boat and it rocked her to sleep. We'll probably do it again and again