WAIS Divide
Selfie inside the mountain tent, WAIS Divide 
Camp site at WAIS Divide 
View from camp-site at WAIS Divide 
DC3-T Basler port view, WAIS Divide 
DC3-T Basler front view, WAIS Divide 
DC3-T Basler starboard view, WAIS Divide 
DC3-T Basler rear view, WAIS Divide 
Troubleshooting power system, WAIS Divide 
Power system dig, WAIS Divide
Daily morning meetings in the galley 
Main galley rac tent 
Welcome to WAIS Divide 
The “module” I worked in 
In the cockpit of the LC-130 en route to McMurdo 
-22F, freezing fog and Antarctic Tundra
Marble Point
AStar-B4 at Marble Point 
Tower guide-wire secured with a pillar in granite, Marble Point 
CR1000 Datalogger, Freewave transmitter, Iridium Modem, and Paro. Sci. 215A Barometer at Marble Point 
Climbing the tower at Marble Point
Minna Bluff
Mountainous tundra at White Island 
AWS New Zealand weather tower near Minna Bluff 
Thick low clouds blowing over the peaks of Minna Bluff 
AStar selfie, Lee Welhouse in the back seat 
Low clouds blowing over Minna Bluff 
Successful landing at Minna Bluff 
Low clouds blowing over the peaks of Minna Bluff 
Approaching Minna Bluff, aerial view 
Flying down the face of a cliff at Minna Bluff 
Clouds forming from rising snow sublimation right before our eyes, Minna Bluff 
Orbiting the cliffs waiting for fog to clear at Minna Bluff 
Landing the AStar on the edge of a cliff at Minna Bluff 
Ozone Sensor, Minna Bluff 
Almost three feet of ice rime on AWS Tower at Minna Bluff 
AWS Tower, Minna Bluff 
AWS Tower (left) and Ozone sensor (right) covered in ice rime, Minna Bluff 
Phoenix Airfield with three LC-130s and maintenance depot, aerial view 
Phoenix Airfield with three LC-130’s and maintenance depot, aerial view 
Phoenix Airfield, aerial view 
McMurdo, flying in from a helicopter
White Island
AWS White Island full of ice rime from a recent snow storm 
Lee (red jacket) and our pilot Ryan (black coat) near the AStar helicopter at White Island 
CR1000 datalogger, Iridium Modem and Paro. Sci 215A barometer in enclosure at AWS White Island 
Successful landing of the AStar near the cliff next to AWS White Island 
Mountainous tundra near White Island 
More mountainous tundra near White Island 
Ryan, our AStar pilot on our way to White Island 
Approaching AWS White Island, 30mi southwest of McMurdo 
Lee Welhouse smashing ice rime off the AWS tower at White Island
Castle Rock Trail
Thanksgiving in McMurdo
Thanksgiving buffet 
My thanksgiving plate 
Thanksgiving from the galley! Yum
Tall Tower Alexander
LC-130 at Williams Field, Tall Tower Trip 
Riding the Twin Otter to Tall Tower 
Freddie from Nat. Geo preparing his camera drone for filming 
Hoisting a tower section up Tall Tower 
Ollie Filming Lee walking back and forth on the ice sheet 
Twin Otter with Tall Tower Alexander in the background 
Tall Tower Alexander with Twin Otter, riggers, and National Geographic film crew
Cape Hallett
Getting ready to take off in the Twin Otter 
Desolate rock tundra near the Ross Sea 
Flying over the Ross Sea 
Twin Otter throttle controls with Transantarctic Mountains in then background 
Transition from tundra to the Ross Sea 
Transantarctic Mountains from 3000ft 
Transantarctic Mountains from 3000ft 
Circular Ice Sheets floating in the Ross Sea 
Flying Between the peaks of the Transantarctic Mountains 
Dr. Scott Landolt & Dr. Mark Seefeldt exploring the ice tundra at Cape Hallett 
Inside the Twin Otter en route to Cape Hallett 
Mountain face of the Transantarctic Mountains 
Curious Penguins checking us out 
Twin Otter Gauges & Controls 
Penguins at Cape Hallett 
Koreans offering their help to sled our supplies to our tower 
Transantarctic Mountains at Cape Hallett 
Glacier above the sea ice at Cape Hallett 
Glacier and pool of melted sea water at Cape Hallett 
Snowmobile tracks and Transantarctic Mountains at Cape Hallett 
Dr. Mark Seefeldt walking back to the plane 
Twin Otter ski system on leaf springs 
Transantarctic Mountains 
Glacier at Cape Hallett 
Lone Penguin 15 feet away 
Ice field at Cape Hallett 
Scott Landolt and Mark Seefeldt walking at Cape Hallett 
Glaciers at Cape Hallett from above 
AWS weather station at Cape Hallett 
Twin Otter with Transantarctic Mountains in the background 
Epic Twin Otter with Mark, Scott, Lee and the Transantarctic Mountains in the background 
DC3-T Balser preparing for takeoff at Tera Nova 
Me with Twin otter and Transantarctic Mountains in the background 
Lee fighting the wind walking to our truck at Williams Airfield 
Wind blown Antarctic tundra
Pressure Ridge Tour
Mom and her Seal Pup 
Curved Sea Ice at Pressure Ridge Tour 
Sun Reflection on Pressure Ridge Tour 
Mt. Erebus and Lenticular Clouds in background 
Mt. Erebus and Lenticular Clouds 
Jagged Sea Ice Wall 
Ice Spiral on Pressure Ridge Tour 
Mt. Erebus and Lenticular Clouds
Training
Fire Safety training slideshow 
Mitch demonstrating use of “Stoves” 
Environment Safety Lecture 
Field Survival Training with Instructor Mitch
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