Candy fron the 1960's, mmmmm Yummy...

Remember the food found in the remote Antarctic field camp from the early 1970's buried under 10 feet of snow? If not look here (http://peterflaig.blogspot.com/2011/02/1960s-breakfast-seriously-we-ate-food.html). They also found Candy!! For me one of the coolest things about this photo is that Dr. David Elliot (upper right in this image) was actually at the buried camp in the early 1970's. He remembered eating both the breakfast food and the candy when he was at that camp. :)

Deconstructing a Jamesway II

Deconstructing a Jamesway: CTAM Camp - Antarctica

CTAM Camp out the Helo Window, Just Before Landing...

The tents in the foreground include the Mech Tent, Communications, two Science Jamesways, and the triple-long Galley tent. In the Background are three sleeper Jamesways for the Pilots, the Wash Tent (Shower), and our Tent City. Dry goods are stored in the boxes on stilts to the right of the image and the white door barely visible on the right leads underground to the frozen food locker dug into the glacier.

View out my Tent at Graphite Peak Spike Camp - Antarctica

View is of the confluence of the Falkenhof and Snakeskin Glaciers, 290 miles from the South Pole.

Tent City at Midnight: CTAM Camp, Antarctica

Moon Over Mt. Falla, Central Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica

Fuel Drop, Twin Otter: Shackleton Glacier, Antarctica

Three Stooges

Steve Hasiotis, Brian McCullough, and Peter Flaig at 12,500 ft. on Mt. Kirkpatrick, Central Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica. Mt. Falla and clouds in the background.

Twin Otter Takeoff: High Palteau Near Graphite Peak, Antarctica

Base Camp Contact at Helo Takeoff: Turnabout Ridge, Central Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica