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28 Nov 2022

Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne

From Nine To Noon, 11:45 am on 28 November 2022

Kennedy talks about his recent visit to the Antarctic Peninsula and he also has an update on the Australian man aiming to the youngest person to row solo across the Pacific Ocean

Companions during the long passages in the Southern Ocean: cape petrels and a gull (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

First landfall on Antarctic Peninsula: volcanic Penguin Island (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Chinstrap penguins and whalebone on Penguin Island (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

(PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

View from shore as snow falls (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Ship in an ice-strewn sea (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Bergs and birds with stormclouds (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Ponant ship L'Austral among icebergs (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Ship dwarfed by the scale of Antarctic ice (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Snowy sheathbills rest on snowbank (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Gentoo penguins cross a human path (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

The ineffable blue of underwater ice (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Blue berg in calm sea (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Boat skipper pours a celebratory toast (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Toasting an exceptional voyage (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Sunset over Antarctic Peninsula (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

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