We have completed the final landing of the Antarctic Peninsula in Walker Bay. In 1958, the British Antarctic Geographic Names Council celebrated the discovery of British walker from South Shetland, John Walker. He visited the South Shetland Islands in 1820-21. And he presented a detailed description of George Powell, which in 1822 included a map of the southern coast of the Shetland Islands Wind and waves are still very strong. This is a hard landing. I replaced the assault boat. The initial five or six minutes of the road actually opened within fifteen or six minutes. Rain mixed with the waves and his head was closed. I took a bag with a camera and took my head. Drowning in his feet, the sea after a short time will wet his jacket, the weather in Antarctica is really changing, it is not ruthless. Pedestrian Bay ”is a seal colony. When she goes ashore, she is “warmly welcomed” by two or three Weddell seals on the beach. It seems that the little guy with a round head just ate, and next t