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| on the Bridge
Janet Kuypers 11/24/17 (in Río Gallegos) the Captain invited us onto the bridge and we cautiously walked, and watched the majestic view from the front of the ship searching for what was yet to be found but lucky us, crewmates saw it — the first Humpback whales of the season so the Captain gently slowed the ship down just to try to glide alongside and maybe the whales were as curious as we because after a few minutes of gliding three Humpback whales came along beside trying to learn what we might be hiding our intentions were pure, but maybe they knew we would never be truly alike so they blew from their blowholes, curled with their fins and with their tails, they turned the other way yes, it’s true, we’re not alike they turned backward as we moved ahead but I think we both learned from each other and we grew through our final goodbye I was honored to be on the bridge that day I was honored he gave us that chance to commune with something so different from us that helps, in a way, makes us the same | /TR>
