Most of the Halley vehicle fleet is now back in action after its long winter slumber. It means we can do lots more outdoor stuff and we get to ride around and have fun, like me here attaching cables to the building from the basket of a crane.
Photo by Vicky Auld, Halley Base Commander.
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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...
4 comments:
Randomly bumped into your blog and was reminded of how I nearly started doing atmospheric physics at the BAS after my undergrad, but decided against it in favour of a more mainstream private sector career -- every once in a while I wonder what I missed.
Hi Tamsin. Øystein (doc at) at Troll station here. Met you briefly when you dropped off Suna at Troll. Had the privelige of joining them for some local rock sampling here. Have you heard from him and Horst on the HF? Are they doing fine in the field?
Enjoy life at the coast!
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i thought you guys only exist in Clive Cussler's NUMA team! turns out i can keep dreaming :)
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