This shipboard lecture would have fit right in at #OddSalon. It's a shame #AdventureHarvey had to miss it.

#AdventureHarvey loves the flowers in Frutillar, Chile.

Mom and Dad in Tierra Del Fuego.

#AdventureHarvey takes in the sights at the National Park of Tierra Del Fuego.

More Ushuaia

A shocking clerical oversight: #AdventureHarvey did not get one of these certificates. What ever shall he do?

This spot could quite resonably be called the end of the Earth. Passing this way was a serious challenge for mariners of old. As #AdventureHarvey rounds Cape Horn, he pauses to consider all they faced--and all they accomplished.

This far south, this close to summer solstice, the days are long.

The analog gauges are largely for show. Engineers typically use the computerized displays.

However, the voice powered telephone on the horizontal part of the console is not for show. Engineering and the bridge have multiple, redundant means of communicating. The voice powered telephone system needs no additional electricity and will continue working even under complete power failure.

Engineering Ops on the ship is full of computer screens showing system statuses. These controls are used when first starting motors in the azipods before control is transferred to the bridge.