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Port Lockroy was discovered in 1903 and is the most popular tourist stop in Antarctica (in 1998-1999 there were 6,473 visitors). Our landing was at Jougla Point where there is a Gentoo penguin rookery. There was a whaling station here until about 1931. A British station was established in 1943 and was staffed almost continuously until 1962. There is currently a small post office and souvenir shop that is open during portions of the summer, but it is on an island and we landed on a small peninsula. As you can tell, the weather improved greatly from the morning at Lemaire Channel.
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