Kate Humble update: Sailing through the Beagle Channel

Post categories: Winds, locations, southern hemisphere

Kate Humble|17:39 UK time, Friday, 18 February 2011

d ~ 126'067'200 km in Earth's orbit: day 49

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For more on the team's journey through Tierra del Fuego read Series Producer Stephen Marsh's blog on 'The Land of Fire' . Look out for Kate's next update on what brings everyone to Puerto Williams the southern most city of the world...

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Orbit: Earth's Extraordinary Journey explores the relationship between the Earth's orbit and the weather. Previously '23 Degrees' (working title); on this blog the weather community were invited to discuss their experiences of severe weather as and when events developed and share their iwitness footage throughout 2011. The audience were provided with an insight to the making of the series and exclusive behind the scenes footage. Follow us on Twitter.

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