So we set off from Antarctica on the afternoon of Saturday 15th, the 1st night was quite rough with huge swells. Not sure of size of swells but was worse than trip down, had to collect everything off the floor by the door of our cabin the next morning. Few people unwell but not as many as apparently quite a few went to ship doctor to get seasick patches, worked for Nat and obviously others. Was rougher as we actually on course to sail past Cape Horn, the ship's ...

Swells were over 6 metres last night, which would explain me constantly sliding to end of bed. Anything on bedside table ended up on the floor. Was really hungry throughout night, lucky I had a large Pringles, nailed the lot by morning. Safe to say not seasick and did not have anything to prevent it either. Walking around the ship is hilarious, literally falling from one side of passageways to other side. There is quite a number of sick people, some have yet to...

Rolling about as we cross the Drake Passage, we're told it is what they call 'average drake'. Other options are 'drake Shake' which not what we want or 'drake lake' which would have been our preference. Anyway, I am not sick so all good by me. We left port 1800 hours and time is 0030 at the moment. Just made a very hilarious attempt to move about cabin, slam into wall A and stuck until ship rolls and peel off to slam into wall B....this is fantastic. Temperatur...