Mawson proved that he had, unwittingly, built his meagre hut in one of the world’s windiest places. . . . → Read More: Antarctic Cruise to Mawson’s Hut
By Steve `Grumpy' Collins, on February 13th, 2011%
Much of the tourism to Tassie (as Australians call it) is generated by the natural scenic beauty of the island. . . . → Read More: Tasmania – the tiniest Australian state
Presently there are about 20 ships ferrying tourists to Antarctica, and these carry anywhere from 45 to 280 passengers on cruises that last between 10 days and three weeks. . . . → Read More: Cruise Antarctica
It occurred to me that I don't give my site's visitors much of an opportunity to ask questions or contribute to any conversations about travel, so I've created a forum (see the "Forum" tab above).
Feel free to participate to your heart's content. Either join a discussion, ask a question or put forward your point of view. Any reasonable discussion is allowed - which means that I won't tolerate foul language or abuse.
Disagreement with others is fine, and your views are welcome.
Of course, you can always comment on any of my stories, but the forum will give you an opportunity to start your own topic, or to respond to someone else's thread.
