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Jutulhogget

Published 6 months ago by Magnus Andersen

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Jutulhogget is a huge crack in the mountain, where overhanging cliffs rises 900m up from the glacier bellow. Jutulhogget is norwegian, and means "The giant's cut"

Volkonskogo Gora, Peak, Antarctica

Published 7 months ago by Magnus Andersen

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Image from the peak of Volkonskogo Gora, a 2014 msl. mountain in Jutulsessen, Queen Maud land. For its visitors, this peak can offer one of the nicest views in the area, and a bottle of exquisite cognac.

Bakhallet (glacier)

Published 7 months ago by Magnus Andersen

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Picture taken on the south side of Jutulsessen, showing Grotfjellet, Volkon and Brugda towards north, the glacier Bakhallet, and the mountain Terningskarvet further south.

Troll Station

Published 7 months ago by Magnus Andersen

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Image taken outside at the Norwegian research station Troll in Queen Maud Land, Antarctica.Image taken on October 4th, same day as the first birds (Snow Petrel) were observed, arriving for the summer.

Trolltinden

Published 7 months ago by Magnus Andersen

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Image taken just bellow the summit of Trolltinden, a nunatak in Jutulsessen, Antarctica. Towards north, the norwegian Troll research station is visible.  

Volkonskogo Gora

Published 8 months ago by Magnus Andersen

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Picture taken from the route up to the mountain Volkonskogo Gora, in Queen Maud Land, Antarctica. Picture was taken on September 25. 2011.In t...(plus)

Shackleton's Nimrod hut

Published about 1 year ago by Hoylen Sue

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This hut was errected in February 1908 as the base for Ernest Shackleton's Nimrod expedition. Fifteen men lived in this hut. Althoug...(plus)

Borchgrevink's huts at Cape Adare (rear)

Published about 1 year ago by Hoylen Sue

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The back of Borchgrevink's huts at Cape Adare. Borchgrevink's party of 10 men errected these two huts in 1899. They are the firs...(plus)

Cape Adare near huts

Published about 1 year ago by Hoylen Sue

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The historical huts area at Cape Adare is surrounded by a huge Adélie penguin colony.

Borchgrevink's huts at Cape Adare

Published about 1 year ago by Hoylen Sue

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Carsten Borchgrevink was one of the first men to set foot on the Antarctic continent in 1895 (perhaps the first, depending...(plus)

Lake at Cape Evans

Published about 1 year ago by Hoylen Sue

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Ice clutches to the edge of a lake while steam rises from the volcano of Mt Erebus. It is a bright sunny summer morning on Ross Island. The dark volca...(plus)

Wind Vane Hill at Cape Evans

Published about 1 year ago by Hoylen Sue

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On Wind Vane Hill stands a cross that commemorates the death of three people from Shackelton's Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition. Reverand...(plus)

Weather station at Cape Evans

Published about 1 year ago by Hoylen Sue

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This is an old weather station (towards the west) on Cape Evans. Antarctica has extreme weather: it is the driest continent in the world, h...(plus)

Scott's Terra Nova hut

Published about 1 year ago by Hoylen Sue

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This hut was erected in January 1911 as the base for Robert Falcon Scott's Terra Nova expedition. Scott's party reached the South Geographic Pol...(plus)

Mawsons Room, Mawson's Huts, Cape Denison, Antarctica.

Published over 2 years ago by Peter Morse

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The interior of Douglas Mawson's room, Mawson's Huts. This was Mawson's private room during the 1911-14 Australasian Antarctic Ex...(plus)

Frank Hurley's Darkroom, Mawson's Huts, Antarctica

Published over 2 years ago by Peter Morse

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The darkroom of Frank Hurley, photographer to Sir Douglas Mawson's 1911-14 Australasian Antarctic Expedition. The darkroom is...(plus)

Main Hut, Mawson's Huts, Cape Denison, Antarctica

Published over 2 years ago by Peter Morse

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A view of the interior of the Main Hut at Cape Denison, Commonwealth Bay, Antarctica. This was the principal building us...(plus)

Ninnis and Mertz Memorial Cross, Azimuth Hill, Antarctica

Published over 2 years ago by Peter Morse

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The memorial cross atop Azimuth Hill, Cape Denison, Antarctica. A hill about 25 m high, at the north-west end of a...(plus)