Looking at arctic.io antarctic-true color for 19 January:-
In 2019 there are 2 icebergs visible to the 'north-east' of the Antarctic peninsular:-
B15AA @ long. -40.178, lat. -64.994 (all values approximate)
B16 @ long. -43.930, lat. -62.662
Both icebergs are still moving northward into the south Atlantic now.
In 2020 the northern tip of A68A is @ long. -51.457, lat. -63.473
southern end is around @ long. -53.751, lat. -64.314
It may be that because A68A is more westerly it will get a faster tow northwards than the other 'bergs (if it doesn't ground on any shallow areas). Therefore I expect that A68A will be melting in the South Atlantic this time next year (comments?).