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The Great Alexander Pushkin

December 8, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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Excited of the idea were we as we found the cruise brochure of Volga aboard the Soviet motor ship, Alexander Pushkin. In fact, as we boarded the first Volga riverboat to be charted entirely for an American group, we felt as if we were making a minor breakthrough, something on a par with the first [...]

Day Trip To Antarctica: Airline Flies There

December 5, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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Tourists enjoying a day long excursion, soar over the South Magnetic Pole, as the jumbo jet’s compass needle indecisively quivers. Tourists can view sea ice thousands of meters below them that looks like the crests of ocean waves formed by winds that blast in towards the coast. Even this high above the land they can [...]

Six Thousand Visitors A Year Favored For Antarctica

December 4, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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This coming tourists season, Antarctica will be welcoming about 11,200 tourists and all of them except for 130 travelers, coming in via cruise liners, proof enough that this continent’s harsh conditions such as isolation, snow, ice, high winds and raging seas are not enough to ward off the tourists. Despite the fact that this year [...]

The Journey To Antarctica

November 15, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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We stopped to shop and wait for two days at the southernmost city of the world, Ushuaia, Argentina. As the white ship cut through the sparkling, blue harbor, we raced ahead of the crowd to board it first. The Horn can be a pleasant site from a ship sailing to Antarctica.
That I should see [...]

Australia’s First Charter Flight To Antarctica Was Well Worth It

November 12, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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People are not picky and will travel anywhere. It was in February 13, 1877 when one businessman and brainstormer came up with an idea to organize the first Antarctic charter flight in the world after considering this thought. He looked at a map and then this energetic electronics executive, who was 33 years old, thought [...]

You Can’t Capture Every Moment In This Place At The Bottom Of The World

October 28, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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Everyday mud and rocks is what the things inside the bags and plastic vials would seem to someone not in the know. From the Larsen Ice Shelf in Antarctica came such specimens and the scientists will have their hands full with these. A lot of data can be obtained from mud alone, says a college [...]

Traveling To Russia

October 28, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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Since you are setting one up, you and your family might be taking a trip soon. Are you thinking about which destination would be able to provide you with maximum entertainment? Is a different experience something that you are looking for in this case?
It is a Russian Far East Cruise and Tours that you [...]

A Written Portrayal Of Antarctica

October 6, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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An expedition to Antarctica by an explorer from America has drawn attention to the solitary and mostly unexplored continent. The largest ice accumulation by far in the world today covers the Antarctica continent which includes a huge land mass of over 5 million square miles, which is watched over by some of the leading countries [...]

Travelling Scenic Russian Spots Within Seven To Twenty Six Days

September 29, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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The Far East Russian Coast is visibly the haven of a wide variety of majestic and well kept wonders of nature. Put together the dramatic islands, the ravine between the mountains, the icy landscapes, and the captivating mountain ranges and you will know that the Kamchatsky Peninsula along distant Russian shoreline is a rare find. [...]

Antarctica Landscape Could Prove Fatal To The Unprepared Wanderer

September 23, 2010 by drewloupsen  
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The sun rising over the landscape of Antarctica is the one sight that has stuck to this gentleman’s mind ever since his visits to all the continents of the world. He described it as a religious moment. I felt God in that place, the technician from Texas pointed out. The privilege of seeing this land [...]

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