Today we went out to the ARRO site and took the solar panels off the building. They got packed in a special crate that the carp shop made just for us. Next step: machines digging out the building tomorrow!
I thought I would share some photos of me taken by a really cool lady named Reina that I met on the way down here. She has since gone off to the Pole for her research, but she emailed these to me recently. I know! Internet at the South Pole! How cool.
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{actual posting date: Monday, January 18th}
Which time zone do you go by when you're at McMurdo?
ReplyDeleteChristchurch, NZ. I add six hours and subtract a whole day.
ReplyDeleteWow thats a crazy time shift .. that means its like 1:30 Am ... TOday?!?!?
ReplyDeleteUh maybe? But yeah, it's crazy. I'm totally in the future.
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