I do apologize for the rapid decrease in online activity over the last 2 weeks. There was a number of factors that contributed to my premature blogging-demise - the main one was definitely the lack of internet over the last week on the MV Neptune. We then had a horrendous journey back home, with what's probably the worst flight time to waiting time ratio ever (6h:21h), and it took me a good few days to settle back in.
And then I also didn't want to take all the excitement away from Operation Iceberg (I also had the impression that the makers of the show would appreciate if I didn't shout out all our incredible adventures into the bloggosphere before they've shown their film).
But if you're really keen to know how the story went on (and don't want to wait until mid-September when the show is aired on BBC 2), then I'd be very excited to receive your emails, or give me a call (my details can be found on my website, click here) - or leave a comment and I promise I'll answer any questions in full detail.
One thing that I will give away though is that we managed to record (for the first time) the breakup of an iceberg. I think that's pretty cool.
Thanks for all your help and support and messages. I'll post some more photos and the time and date of the airing of the show asap.
See you all (be)for the next trip!
Till
Can´t wait to see the show!
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Right on Till, that is really amazing what you doing the last couple of years.