Agassiz Glacier - Patagonia - Argentina
In January-February 2005 we visited South America before and after our Antarctic Cruise.
49-days - Melbourne - Auckland - Buenos Aires (Argentina) - Ushuaia - 10-day Antarctic Cruise - Ushuaia - El Calafate -
Perito Moreno Glacier - El Calafate - El Chalten - Puerto Natales (Chile) - Torres del Paine NP - Chilean Fiords ferry - Puerto Varas -
Lakes crossing - Bariloche (Argentina) - Buenos Aires - Auckland - Melbourne
The golden age of glaciers began in 1840, when Swiss scientist Jean Louis Agassiz published his two-volume Etudes sur les glaciers.
Agassiz (1808-1873) was the first to publicly declare that the earth had experienced an ice age.
He was a charismatic speaker and his public lectures brought glaciers to life.
In January-February 2005 we visited South America before and after our Antarctic Cruise.
49-days - Melbourne - Auckland - Buenos Aires (Argentina) - Ushuaia - 10-day Antarctic Cruise - Ushuaia - El Calafate -
Perito Moreno Glacier - El Calafate - El Chalten - Puerto Natales (Chile) - Torres del Paine NP - Chilean Fiords ferry - Puerto Varas -
Lakes crossing - Bariloche (Argentina) - Buenos Aires - Auckland - Melbourne
The golden age of glaciers began in 1840, when Swiss scientist Jean Louis Agassiz published his two-volume Etudes sur les glaciers.
Agassiz (1808-1873) was the first to publicly declare that the earth had experienced an ice age.
He was a charismatic speaker and his public lectures brought glaciers to life.
