Day 31 ms Roald amundsen
I’m sorry about missing in action for a couple of days.



I /we have found the journey mentally challenging over the last few days.
The seas are calm today and all is well.
I have very much struggled with the not knowing what is happening at this end of the trip. I guess in reality we are all control freaks and used to being in charge, so this situation is very challenging.
Yes, i know we are bloody lucky to be where we are but regardless of our fortunate conditions, each and everyone of us want to be home.
To compound this, i have really struggled with the seas.
I don’t necessarily get seasick, just terrified of the size of the seas and the rolling of the boat. The seas have been reported as at least 10 m, luckily the ship is rolling or pitching less than 10°. Interesting watching everyone stagger around like a drunk sailor.
Thursday, I spent in the cabin( hiding)
Stuart manages far better than me obviously.
Even enjoying the spa ( on the outside deck!!) whilst I hide indoors.
Yesterday was a little better and a walk on the deck ( still rolling) did wonders for our spirits.
It is still rough but better.
We rounded Cape Horn , which was a bit of highlight.
We have been here before but during our sleep.
So it was fabulous to see, as the island does strike an imposing picture.
We will probably arrive in the falklands on the 22nd but falklands wants us quarantined until the 25th.
Hopefully that day we will disembark and onto charter flights out of here.
Those plans are always evolving, we will keep you posted.
Hi Liz and Stuart. Thanks for letting us know how you're faring. Good luck and hope the quarantine period in the Falklands goes quickly! Sue xx
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