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Heavy Shop
I think it misses you, Mari.
Friday night soccer league
MacTown Hotspurs
This is how we make the milk.
Leslie and Alex cleaning Rubbish Alley
Maria and I making Field Lunches for the scientists
The way out of the cave
Inside ice cave (with the flash)
Shuttle Bill giving instructions
shuttle Bill let me play in the Delta
That little whole is the opening to the Ice cave!
digging in the Skua bin outside building 155
I found something I wanted
a tiny penguin!
Leslie found army pants and a boa in another bin
Halloween
Little Red Lederhosen Riding Hood and the "Wolf"
This is usually what happens around 4:01 pm everyday.
Hiking up Ob(servation) Hill for the last sunset
Last Sunset
Leslie and I hiking up Ob Hill
Dining Attendant Uniform
What I wear from 6am-4pm. Everyday.
Walking off the plane
Chrispix goes to Antarctica!
View from the plane window
Waterfall at Arthur's Pass
Weighing in at the CDC
I just made the weight limit of 75 lbs...mainly because my carry-on weighed 54 lbs.
CDC
getting instructions on how to pack our bags
The orange bags
Leslie and I exploring in Christchurch
Hotel So
Leslie warming her hands by the "fire"
Extreme Cold Weather Gear
what am I doing?!
The Dux
"Oden" the Ice Breaker
Cute little Adelie Penguin
Look- a penguin!
The Ice Breaker coming in to dock
Americans vs. Kiwis
Challenger pulling us across the transition to get to the Rugby pitch
On our way in to the annual Rugby game in the back of a truck
changing up my DA look
DAs in a hoola hoop
New Years count down man
DA's grooving.
Everyone outside for New Years Eve
Hand-made Skua
Nick the Baker
Very confusing obstacle
I think I'm actually trying to scratch my head
Scenario #3: White Out
It's harder than it looks...
My Happy Camper Group
Dehydrated chicken and rice from 2001.
Boil water. Pour hot water in the bag. Let it stew for 10 minutes. Eat as quickly as possible so you can't taste it.
Cooking dinner in our hand-made kitchen
Kitchen
Poking air holes in the quincy
Here's a trench that someone dug to sleep in
My humble abode for the night
Working on our Ice Wall to block the wind
3 hours later
these are the 4 tents we put up.
3 Mountain tents and 1 Scott's tent
Learning how to cut Ice Blocks
Snow School Location
The best picture of the Holiday season (...or maybe even the Antarctic summer season?!)
All the DAs dressed up for Christmas. As you can tell, Pat is an engineer back home
Christmas Skuas
This actually happened.
Christmas morning
You know just hangin' out in our nightgowns...
DA Dance Party at Gallaghers
Castle Rock
shooting a ray
(dedicated to Laura Ingison and family)
Oh Hey
Leslie and I with Erebus and Castle Rock in the background
Apple
Inside an Apple
Cool Ice
McMurdo with Mount Discovery in the background
Am I in Antarctica or the Caribbean?
Weddell Seal!
My little town as seen from Hut Point
Let's go fly a kite!
Melting Pool near Hut Point
this is where I walk to every night after dinner
Customized Apron
Planet Earth guys!
Talk to Neil, the Producer of Planet Earth
Leslie and I doing the dishes
7:00 seating (my 2nd Thanksgiving meal)
Family Meal
The whole Galley Crew on Thanksgiving
The Bakers and their goods!
Shelly, Josie, Nick, and Kristina
Family Meal Table
tee hee hee
Leslie, Chris and I attended Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve
Santa and me in Antarctica!
Holiday Party
Chris, Cedar, Leslie, me, Eli
Decorating the Galley
Chicken Strips with Chicken Strips
Wall-E the Caterpillar
Jess found him in the lettuce...he was tired from the long flight from New Zealand I bet
um. LOL
Oh, Leslie, my little Chicken Strips.
Weird things one can find in the Kitchen
"Word Up Jeff"
Pressure Ridges
Pressure Ridges
Pressure Ridges
Ice sculpture commonly known as "The Shark"
Pressure Ridges
Penguin tracks!!!
sunset right before it bounced back up to rise again
View of McMurdo coming back from Castle Rock
Mt. Erebus and Castle Rock
Apple
a.k.a. warming hut
Beginning of the hike to Castle Rock
inside the cave
Road out to Willy Field and Scott Base
First steps in Antarctica
Cockpit of the C17
2nd Flight to Antarctica
We were more prepared this time
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