The fuel lines stretch over Km's from the ship to shore and have to be constantly monitored 24/7.
posted by Tracey in Casey - Antarctica at 7:31 am
Thursday, March 09, 2006
About Me
- Name: Tracey in Casey - Antarctica
- Location: Australia
I am originally from Melbourne, Australia, though now, when I am not on an adventure, I live in Newcastle, NSW, Australia. It is a great lifestyle and I love living there. We have the most amazing beaches. I am a Radio and Communications Technician by trade, having gained my qualifications in the Royal Australian Air Force many long years ago. These days however, I primarily work in an Engineering and IT environment. I wanted to come to Antarctica because it is the last great wilderness. Few people ever get to come here. I get to spend a whole year living and working here. I feel very privileged to have been given this opportunity. Along the way I am meeting some amazing and wonderful people and making friendships that hopefully will last a lifetime.
Previous Posts
- Resupply - The "Vassiliy Galovnin" comes to town
- Playing - um - Training with the firehose.
- Black Friday
- Exploreing the area
- Looking over Sparkes Bay at 1am
- Bivvieing out at Robbo's hut
- HF is used for emergency and long range Comms out ...
- Cracks caused by the melt
- The Mitchell peninsular
- We stop for lunch at Mitchells Peninsular
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