Hello there.
I still haven't left to go to the very very cold place. But to celebrate the fact that there will no longer be a cheese shortage in Britain for the coming year with me out of the picture, a couple of parties are planned.
I'll be having a bit of a get together in London on the 14th, not sure where yet, but I'll let you know.
Celebrations up north will be on either 20th or 21st, depends what suits people really, so let me know.
Training has been all fun and games so far. I have learned: a) how to climb up electricity pylons, b) how to rescue people if they fall off electricity pylons and c) there are no electricity pylons in the Antarctic.
Coming soon: lots of pretty pictures...
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Tamsin has just set off on a new adventure. She is southward bound once again, this time headed to the fastest warming region of Antarctica, the peninsula. Glaciers there are melting, possibly revealing undiscovered resevoirs of frozen cheese. Tamsin can't wait to find out!
About Me
- Tamsin Gray
- Rothera Research Station, Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica
- I'm an Antarctic Meteorologist, working for the British Antarctic Survey, living at Rothera Research Station. Rothera is on the Antarctic Peninsula, one of the fastest warming regions of the planet. But what does that mean for the base cheese supply? Are the days of frozen cheese numbered? I'm about to find out...