Personal Pages

Antarctic Notebook - - Describes a visit to Cape Crozier, near McMurdo base, with pictures of penguins (Adelie and Emperor), skua gulls, and seals.

Antarctica 2000 - - Chronicles the Antarctic expedition, with photographs and descriptions, in January 2000, by Klement Pavel.

Antarctica and a Firefighter - - Picture of Jim Hathaway a firefighter working at McMurdo Station, Antarctica. Includes hobbies and interests.

Bill Spindler's Antarctica - - Bill spent a year at the South Pole in 1976-77 including 9 months of total dark isolation. A look at the Pole and Antarctica then and now.

Dave's Antarctic Pictures - - Pictures taken by Dave Kohring during during his stay at McMurdo Station.

David's Diary from Mission Antarctica - - Personal journal of David Laing, a member of Mission Antarctica in 1997/98. Includes photographs, a guestbook, and presentation dates.

Digby Tarvin's Expedition to Antarctica - - Details the author's 1999 journey through the region with descriptions and photographs. Includes links to other Antarctic resources.

Ginny Figlar's Season in Antarctica - - Photos from the South Pole to the Dry Valleys and information on what it's like to live on the highest, driest and coldest continent on Earth.

Greg Falxa's Antarctica Photo Album - - Small collection of photos taken by different folks around Antarctica 1996-97, and collected together while the author was working at Palmer Station.

Kerry and David's Antarctic Adventures - - Small collection of photos from their trip in 1996. Includes the route that they took through the region.

My Adventures at the Geographic South Pole - - Personal page about working and living at the bottom of the Earth at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station.

The Seventh Continent - - Personal photos and journals from Ethan Dick's 2 years at McMurdo Station. Includes current updates on the Ice Shelf, and information about life at McMurdo and Amundsen-Scott South Pole stations.

Somewhere off the Coast of Antarctica - - A black and white cartoon of a journey to Antarctica.