by Jennifer Magnusson | Nov 25, 2024 | Lindblad 2024
Big News Thingamajig Makes an Unbelievable Comeback! ; Big News: Thingamajig Makes an Unbelievable Comeback! Remember Float #22365, nicknamed Thingamajig, deployed just before our brief stop in Tahiti (see the blog post here)? Initially declared non-operational due to...
by Jennifer Magnusson | Oct 30, 2024 | Lindblad 2024
Cyance Our last float, Cyance, was deployed around 41° S, 80° W. ; October 25, 2024 These last couple of days have been very busy. The last float deployments were very close to each other and somehow, I didn’t sleep much. Today, October 25, marked the last of the...
by Jennifer Magnusson | Oct 30, 2024 | Lindblad 2024
Chesty's Yacht The National Geographic Resolution Olympics celebrations continued with live music and dancing, and we deployed Chesty’s Yacht ; October 25, 2024 On October 22, almost at the end of the repositioning voyage, we started the night with a special...
by Jennifer Magnusson | Oct 30, 2024 | Lindblad 2024
Bruss Bus Bruss Bus, a float adopted by Monte Vista High School, was deployed into the shimmering waters ; October 24, 2024 Sometimes, the weather can be so peaceful. The ocean—at times a mighty force that makes me feel like a tiny insect—had taken on a calm...
by Jennifer Magnusson | Oct 23, 2024 | Lindblad 2024
Sunshine Our last days at sea and the deployment of Sunshine, which wasadopted by students from Davis Road Middle School in Cary, NC ; October 23, 2024 The last days at sea are always a bittersweet blend of emotions. As I look forward to my travels continuing in...
by Jennifer Magnusson | Oct 21, 2024 | Lindblad 2024
Lindblad Two—Adopted in Japan Lindblad Two, which was adopted and decorated by passengers during their voyage around Japan back in September, was deployed ; October 18, 2024 Another float successfully deployed! With only four more to go in the next eight days, it’s...
