New Route via Reedy Glacier to South Pole
Our lunch break.
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Keith's newly designed mask.
Frankie, my repaired sled.
Our camp tonight, 176 km from the pole.
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Our plotting map.
Rob and Keith on the trail with parhelion behind.
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The parhelia.
Shadows of our team, including the penguin mascot on Keith's bike.
Rob's icy face.
Keith working on the solar panel.
Some sastrugi.
Me with my booty.
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A selfie.
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The station from our tent.
The photo debacle.
Frosty Rob.
Our camp next to the road with one of the flag markers.
Keith at a lunch break a couple I days ago.
Our lunch break.
The rabble three at days end.
Panorama of our well-trod campsite before departure this morning.
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The camp this morning.
Pulling up to our current camp.
The bike unearthed after being buried overnight.
The 3 navigational aids - wind, shadow/sun and surface features.
Keith at the lunch break.
Rob's book
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Flags above Union Glacier Camp's accommodation precinct
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Route map.
Rob hauling towards Reedy.
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Rob and his trendy eyeshades.
The view south from our tent.
Keith on his bike framed by the Wisconsin Range
Reedy CA143331L0354 looking north from Mt Bolton
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One of many crevasses we crossed today.
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Ross-Ice-Shelf-to-SP Reedy
Reedy Antarctica Overview
