Cape Roget, by the looks of it.

That's a risky strategy!

It's a tricky one and becomes a philosophical argument. Should we restrict access to inviolate areas? What damage does it do? Who are we to have that power?

You get an indication from the place named. If people visit they often like to mark the event by naming features. In this on the whole of the island, there is only one placename (lots of possibilities). That is a UK name done by BAS a decade ago, when we named Attenborough Strait.

Bas scientists have been to many places since we published that paper, but not Latady.

We have archived records from field reports. We publish a paper about our historic footprint -ANS-ANS23_06-S095410201100037Xa.pdf share.google/uHTIUXvYOiOu...

Terrible, Rothschild is the next island up to the north.

Which does beg the question; what's the world's largest unvisited island? My bet would be an island called Smyley Island, also in the Bellingshausen Sea. It is probably slightly larger the Latady.

Looks healthy 😀

Damn annoying, confusing our satellite analysis. Someone needs to tell them it's not allowed!

Nice photos Steve!

Shackleton Ice Shelf colony. Up well on the shelf this year

Clarke Bay also known as Smith Peninsula colony

Dolleman Island colony doing well