Igloo supplemental.   
January 2, 2006 (cont.)

The Iridium signal has been flaky lately and I wasn't able to upload all the images last time. Here are a couple more pictures of our recent construction project.

Advanced snowcraft class?   
January 2, 2006

Last week Jani began digging the foundation for an igloo in the snowdrift between our tents. A few days ago there was a somewhat spontaneous group effort to finally build the i

HAPPY NEW YEAR!   
January 1, 2006

Welcome to our first posting of 2006! We had another potluck dinner (featuring crackers and hummus, seafood chowder, pork tenderloin, spicy sausage-pasta casserole, and chocola

Mission accomplished!   
Friday December 30th 2005

Well, we finally have a light wind out of the south, but still not enough to shift the blanket of snow covering all the blue ice and, therefore, the meteorites! Our la

What to do when you can't look for Meteorites   
December 27th

We woke up this morning to low cloud and light snow. It has been snowing on and off since Christmas Eve so unfortunately this means that the blue ice will be covered by enough

Another smegging snow-day!   
December 26, 2005

I'll admit to being sentimental about having a white Christmas; I like some newly fallen snow for the holiday season. If I am treated to a few flurries this time of year

Happy Holidays!   
December 25, 2005

We're having a white Christmas here in the Miller Range! Snow began falling gently as we returned from the field yesterday (we collected 15 meteorites pushing our total

What kind of training?   
December 24, 2005

Hi there! First off, "Happy Christmas and New Year" to you all. I hope you have a good holiday!

Marquan, grade 8, Columbus Co., and Imani, grade 4, Bulloch