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Dissolved Organic Matter in Antarctica

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Dissolved Organic Matter in Antarctica

Elizabeth and Lindsay waiting for the sled teams to arrive.

At the Yukon Quest Sled Dog Race finish line

I did, I did, I did the Iditarod Trail!

Lance Mackey, the 2008 Iditarod winner

The Yukon Quest winning team about to cross the finish line.

Male Musk ox showing off for the PolarTREC crew

No, the tongue of this male Musk Ox did not stick to the pole!

Rob Wilder dreaming of becoming a caribou

Yessy, one of the mellower male Musk ox.

A male Musk ox skull! It is really HEAVY!

What is the reindeer doing?

Artsy Outhouse- not operational! Thank goodness.

The Place Where You Go Listen. My favorite exhibit at the Museum. (No, I am not napping!)

My new mascot, Drop, gobbling up all the mistakes my computer made.

Fairbanks, the Golden Heart City.

Mary and I near the entrance to the Ice Sculpture Park.

We cannot enter the Permafrost Tunnel without our trusty hard hats.

Ancient Bison bones, petrified trees, Mica, Schist, all frozen in the Arctic soil.

Holding up the Alaska Pipeline all on my own!

Examples of Antarctic gear

I'm dreaming of the day when I receive this patch

Such a fashion statement! I do love boots.

My home of 8 days

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