We spent most of July in Port Ross in the Auckland Islands on Evohe. We were looking after a group of scientists doing research on southern right whales, which breed during winter in Port Ross. After spending a couple of days waiting for weather in Port Adventure, we had reasonably good weather with no days where we were unable to work and a couple of stunning days down at 50 degrees south.
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Arrival at Port Ross
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Looking out for whales as we transit anchorages in Port Ross
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Jim on the bow
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Evohe in Terror Cove (thanks to the team for the drone photo)
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Yes, it is always this calm down here
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