2/28/2006   FIRST NIGHT OUT

 

The day has once again been used for food packing, and for searching high and low for dried meat: we know we stashed it somewhere, but where? After dinner, we skied a short distance out on the marine ice-sheet and pitched camp for the night. So this is our first diary entry from camp. The objective is to test tent-erection routines, to organize our gear logically inside the tents, and to fine tune the boring details of tent-life.

Tomorrow morning we’ll return to the civilized world of running water and electricity.

All is well with the Expedition.



Temperature: -20°C
Wind: 3 m/s
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Entry saved at 3/1/2006 7:52 AM.
Updated at 3/1/2006 11:30 AM.

Our first taste of camp life. Preheating the cooking stoves is a hazardous task demanding constant vigilance.

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