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Very rusted cans of Findon Haddocks. Most still hve their labels.
©2000 - Photo by Betty Trummel

 

31. These tins of haddock (fish) don't look too appetizing, do they?

 

Helicopter in the air over the flat sea ice with mountains in the background. One can see a plane on the ice runway.
©2000 - Photo by Betty Trummel

 

32. Other teachers in the TEA program stay in remote field camps. Supplies and people are moved back and forth by helicopter. The ice runway and temporary airport are located in the background of the picture.

 

Hillary lying on side in very narrow ditch. Sides of ditch look like reddish dirt with big rocks.
©2000 - Photo by Hillary Tulley

 

33. Hillary Tulley was based in the Dry Valleys and spent most of her days gathering samples of volcanic ash - sometimes while lying on the ground in a ditch.

 
 

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