On our second-last day in Antarctica, we woke to find the ship nosing down towards Cuverville Island, 64°41′S 62°38′W:
Temperatures were lower here, although still just around freezing, and the lack of wind meant it didn’t feel particularly cold:
The island has a hill from which to look down on the ship:
We weren’t the only ones making our way up and down:
If walking is too slow, once can also toboggan:
And sometimes other species make convenient paths:
Pebble-shifting was the most popular activity: 
Not all eggs make it, but skuas have to eat too: 