from a zodiac trip around the islands and we have seen the erect crested penguin and the eastern rockhopper penguin. There are also New Zealand fur seals with lots of pups. There is a Antipodes parakeet as well as the Antipodean wandering albatross. Next we are headed for Bounty Island before we land back in New Zealand at Lyttleton, Christchurch on Friday 9th March. The coldest temperature we had was at the Ross Ice Shelf at minus 13 degrees and that was before we added on an amount for wind chill. Question from: Oskar Trafford to: Someone else dated: 27 Feb Question: To Mrs McKendry Have you given someone else the rope?Do you like sleeping in the top bunk? From Oskar Answer: Hi Oskar. Yes, Alex got the rope after me in the polar plunge and did a great dive bomb into the water. I do like sleeping on my cosy top bunk. When I wake up in the morning I can look straight out the window to the wonderful views. Luckily the seas have been pretty calm so I haven't worried about rolling out of bed! Love to you and all in the Mt Algidus class, Mrs McKendry x Question from: Ruru, Newstead School to: Someone else dated: 27 Feb Question: Patrick, did your nose freeze again like last time? Answer: Yes it did! I blew my nose and little icicles flew out Question from: Wendy Sander to: Someone else dated: 27 Feb Question: Paul Tippett How do you