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Dec 24
#25: Sastrugi
Published at 07:40

We've been low on power the last three days with heavy cloud over us. We have only one solar panel between us so we share it throughout the day to power our devices.
Today we covered 20km in difficult sastrugi. It's not particularly big but its relentless, the most expansive sastrugi I've seen and all running perpendicular to our route.
Today the hull of my sled cracked open like a Kinder Surprise. It's a lightweight sled I used for the North Pole in April and it must have sustained some micro damage that I didn't detect resulting in a metre long crack extending back from the bow. I just spent 2 hours trying to patch it up, we'll see how it holds up. Looks very Frankinsteinesque.
Eric
Pic of Keith at a lunch break a couple I days ago.
Today we covered 20km in difficult sastrugi. It's not particularly big but its relentless, the most expansive sastrugi I've seen and all running perpendicular to our route.
Today the hull of my sled cracked open like a Kinder Surprise. It's a lightweight sled I used for the North Pole in April and it must have sustained some micro damage that I didn't detect resulting in a metre long crack extending back from the bow. I just spent 2 hours trying to patch it up, we'll see how it holds up. Looks very Frankinsteinesque.
Eric
Pic of Keith at a lunch break a couple I days ago.
- Name: Camp 17
- Elevation: 2530 m
- Latitude: 87° 4’ 22” South
- Longitude: 126° 44’ 40” West
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