The glacier above our base has lots of crevasses. We climbed down this crevasse which is just 5m of the safe traverse across the glacier. It was very beautiful inside!
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Welcome to my Antarctic Adventure! Here you can read more about what I'm up to in Antarctica and see some of my photos.
SCIENCE IN ANTARCTICA
I'm a marine biologist working with the British Antarctic Survey at Rothera Research Station on the Antarctic Peninsula. This is the polar part of my research for my PhD with the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, UK.
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January
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- Co-Pilot Flight!
- Gould Night
- Gould Visit
- Burn's Night
- Sunset
- Science in Antarctica
- My Antarctic address
- James Clark Ross second call
- Diving in Antarctica
- HMS Endurance
- The Winter Olympics
- The Royal Visit
- ITN
- THE STORY SO FAR!
- 10 km run
- Girls boat trip
- Crevasse Adventure
- Stork Bowl
- Science, the Bonner Lab and Diving in Antarctica
- The Russians have landed!
- Skiway and Vals
- Xmas and New Years
- Antarctic field training
- Arriving at Rothera
- The Southern Ocean Journey
- The Falkland Islands
- The Journey
- Arrving on base
- The beginning
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