My Trips

Buenos Aires ~ Tierra del Fuego ~ Rio ~ Fernando de Naronha ~ Cape Verde Islands ~ Madeira ~ Prague ~ Ushuaia ~ Antarctica ~ London ~ Northwest Passage

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    • About
  • Transatlantic 2016
    • About the Trip
    • Itinerary
    • Heading South
    • North from Ushuaia
    • Rio to Fernando de Naronha
    • Equator and Cape Verde
    • To Madeira and Germany
    • Prague
  • Antarctica 2018
    • Buenos Aires Jan 25-26
    • Ushuaia Jan 27
    • At Sea Jan 28
    • First Landfall Jan 29
    • British Researchers and Killer Whales Jan 30
    • Fish Islands and Prospect Point
    • Crossing the Antarctic Circle
    • Booth & Peterman Islands
    • Lee Berger
    • Orne Harbor, Gerlach Strait
    • Drake Passage and Home
  • London 2019
    • Getting There
    • Which side do I walk on?
    • A Museum of Fakes
    • Democracy in Action
    • Rolling Your Own
    • The Ground Under our Feet
    • How Did They Do That
    • People I Sat By on the Tube
    • Globalization, Assimilation, Gentrification
    • London Markets
    • Random Observations
  • NW Passage 2022
    • Starting Again
    • Greenland!
    • Starting to Learn About the Inuit
    • A Little More History of the Inuit
    • Pond Inlet
  • Galleries
    • Transatlantic Gallery
    • Antarctica Gallery
    • London Gallery

How to Weigh Yourself at Sea

April 06, 2016 by Barry Smith

1. Step on scale            2. Don’t look at the display yet       3. Wait for ship to rise over the crest of a wave and start to descend      4. Now look at the display      5. Pat self on back for keeping weight under control      5. Reward self with extra dessert at dinner

April 06, 2016 /Barry Smith
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