Shackleton Was BadAss
Shackleton was the shit. He led his men in an open whaleboat across 500 miles of open ocean from Elephant Island to South Georgia Island and didn't lose a one. An amazing Irishman.

Great Fotos, Mates!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
— Rick Ruffin, February 8, 2010

Looks like a lot of drab uninteresting pics.
— istvan hernadi, June 10, 2006

Great shots! I sailed to Antactica in 2001 and had the same incredible experience as you. I have often explained to friends that while it is very exerting to make the journey, it is well-worth almost anything just to behold the magnificence of that continent. Thanks

Mike Pura
— Michael Pura, August 2, 2005

Anything to do with Antartica will always amazed me, and that was how I found your beautiful article.Thank you so much for sharing all these wonderful photos.Wish you both very best of health and many many more wonderful adventures. Thank you.
— photolam, March 14, 2005

Wonderful memories
I was fortunate enough to be in Antarctica - but it was 26 years ago - many of your pictures could have been taken then - and brought back wonderful memories for me. Thanks a heap!
— Lee Dickman, May 7, 2004

Hello! A friend just directed me to your photos. I'm your Palmer Station guide, just writing to say hi. I'm glad you enjoyed your Antarctic adventure.
— Doreen, April 21, 2004

Yes, it was FAANTASTIC!
I just knew from your title that you were on a Cheeseman's trip. I was on their latest trip. What a wonderful experience. I'm still going through the 154 rolls of film I shot.
— Donna, March 5, 2004

Great
It must have been amazing in antarctica And the picture is wonderful
— Jessica z, August 27, 2003

You'll be pleased to know I did find your pictures by your instructions. Loved the comments. Breath taking views. Thanks
— Luanne, August 21, 2003

Anartica
Thank you Mr. & Mrs. J. Tanner for telling me about this website. Your pictures are marvelous. Look for to seeing your pictures from New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Canada & etc.
— B & B Sulaski, August 15, 2003

questions
my husband and I are going to Antarctica in Feb. i have a bunch of questions probably best answered by people who have been there. Mostly about what to take--what kind of boots and footwear did you bring? What about gloves and head dcoverings--were you warm enough when out for several hours? What airline did you use and how were the prices. Did you spend time in Ushuaia and did you find anything really special to do there? Do you know of any chat rooms or travel groups relating to Antarctica?

Thanks for any help

Sherry
— Sherry, August 12, 2003

Hey, it was great to see your pictures and learn about your trip! I hope you had just as much fun in the Maritimes!

from the tour guide at St Patrick's Church Museum, Sydney, Nova Scotia
— Kathleen, June 15, 2003

It was wonderful having the chance to see a part of the world that you probably would never see yourself. It is a great learning experience. Thanks a lot for letting others share your pictures and experiences. It was a visual great journey.
— brad dentremont, June 7, 2003

My two 6 yr olds and I went through your pictures...they enjoyed your "funny captions" on the penguin pictures!
— Ann S, June 6, 2003

tHANKS JIM FOR YOUR EVER-SO-INTERESTING PHOTOS!! iT'S WONDERFUL TO SHARE THEM WITH YOU!
— ellierobb, June 4, 2003

AMAZING TRIP
LOVED YOUR PICTURES , TRULY AN AMAZING TRIP. INTERESTED IN WHAT THE ACCOMIDATIONS ON-BOARD WERE LIKE.
— ED BRAXTON, May 13, 2003

Peaceful Beauty
It was a blessing to find this site.. and these wonderful views... I am so envious of your adventure. It was marvelous of you to share these magical experiences. It is unfortunate I cannot see first hand such natural beauty, but you have enjoined my 'soul' with your generosity, and photos. May the 'angel of peace' be with you on your journies. Herbie
— Herb Nauss, May 13, 2003

Nice to go down memory lane with someone else's pictures. You don't know what beauty is til you've been to Antarctica. Look forward to seeing more. Jenny
— Jenny Miller, March 29, 2003