Aircraft and hanger.

The aircraft date from the days when the British Antarctic Survey was mapping the peninsula. The aircraft has now been removed, but the hanger remains.

A lonely grave.

This is one of two graves on the island at Whalers Bay/Port Foster. Both are of Norwegian whalers who died a long way from home in the 1920's.

Old oil tanks in a gentle blizzard.

Water boats.

This picture is in very guide book of Antarctica and the islands. The water boats were used to carry drinking water out to resupply the whaling ships. At times, seals can be seen using the boats as a resting place.

Biscoe House.

The old station areas is littered with old machinery, chains and cables, partly covered here with snow. Biscoe House, originally a Norwegian structure, was used by the British Antarctic Survey in the 1960's, and is now rapidly deteriorating.

Whalers Bay/Port Foster.

A wide view of the old station, with the hanger and aircraft on the left, old whaling buildings in the centre and the oil tanks on the right. Neptune's window is just out of view on the right.

A lonely place to be buried.

These are the two marked graves on the island at Whalers Bay/Port Foster, Deception Island. Both are of Norwegian whalers who died a long way from home in the 1920's.