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    Postcard from Patagonia: Adventure in the Wild South
    John J King II
    • Apr 15, 2018
    • 4 min

    Postcard from Patagonia: Adventure in the Wild South

    The predawn hours at Estancia La Ernestina during the month of March are often very cool with temperatures around 5 - 8 degrees Celsius (45 – 47 degrees F). A team of dedicated photographers gather quietly over battery powered lights to consume a light breakfast of biscuits, muesli and café con leche before stowing cameras, related gear, water and packed snacks aboard one of two Land Rovers for the day’s journey into the field. It will be a long day “staked out” at one of sev
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    Wild Places and Wild Things: 2016 in Review
    John J King II
    • Dec 9, 2016
    • 1 min

    Wild Places and Wild Things: 2016 in Review

    Autumn is in full swing here on the elbow of Cape Cod and it is a time for transition for most observers of the marine natural world in this parts. Ocean and air temperatures are slowly cooling and easterly storms are more frequent. And the boats have now been hauled and stored for the long winter season. They will not see the water again for 6 months! Yikes that seems like a long time. Thus we are turning our attention to enjoying all that one can from a perch on land - wate
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    Wild Patagonia: Peninsula Valdez
    John J King II
    • Apr 3, 2016
    • 3 min

    Wild Patagonia: Peninsula Valdez

    Once each year for about 6 weeks a unique spectacle of nature occurs in a remote part of Argentina's wild Atlantic coast. In the beginning of March the young sea lions which were born about 6 weeks earlier are just getting brave enough to swim on the gentle surf line of gravel beaches on Punta Norte, Peninsula Valdes. It is precisely at this time every year that a small population of transient orcas (mammal feeders) return to these beaches to hunt for the young pups in a the
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    Patagonia: Magellanic Spring
    John J King II
    • Dec 28, 2013
    • 1 min

    Patagonia: Magellanic Spring

    Our recent posts about traveling in Ecuador and Peru got us to remembering our trek into Patagonia now five years ago. In this "hot stove league" time of year and while we gear up for some new adventures in 2014 take a peak at some images of mountain spring memories from out journey into Chile's incomparable Torres del Paine park and then on to Argentina's El Calafate thereby bracketing Patagonia. Some breathtaking scenery and a first hand look at one of the largest ice sheet
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    Patagonia: Magellanic Spring
    John J King II
    • Dec 28, 2013
    • 1 min

    Patagonia: Magellanic Spring

    Our recent posts about traveling in Ecuador and Peru got us to remembering our trek into Patagonia now five years ago. In this "hot stove league" time of year and while we gear up for some new adventures in 2014 take a peak at some images of mountain spring memories from out journey into Chile's incomparable Torres del Paine park and then on to Argentina's El Calafate thereby bracketing Patagonia. Some breathtaking scenery and a first hand look at one of the largest ice sheet
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