15 February 2014
Our ship was piloted into Bluff at 2am where we docked and woke to our last breakfast on the ship before NZ biosecurity and passport control came on board to do the formalities. It seems like a strange process filling out the customs forms asking what country you have spent most time away – writing Antarctica seems weird so AT SEA seemed more appropriate.
It was one of those times where you are sad to say goodbye to everyone after having spent such a long time together getting to know each other but at the same time your happy to be going home and getting back to your other life.
I bussed from Invercargill to Dunedin and flew back to Auckland from there.
Underloading the zodiacs and packing up the boat at the port of Bluff
Customs and biosecurity on the boat.
The malborough sounds from the place when I flew from Dunedin to Auckland
My fully grown beard after a month at sea
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