Even in summer, Antarctica is breathtakingly dry. Friends that have gone to the Pole* describe it as "ten times drier than McMurdo", which is a little hard to grasp - while the winter has gotten drier than it was over the summer, it's always really dry. Weird things happen. I understand the purpose of body... Continue Reading →
First Winter Snowstorm
Despite the fact that the final flight was moved from February 23rd to (very late) on February 22nd, and despite the fact we were told "weather is coming" several times, the weather only finally cooperated a couple days ago, dumping several inches of snow on us at once. Being that it's so dry, most of... Continue Reading →
Book and Ladder 