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Wednesday, 8th March, 1911

Weathered Kenyte boulder near house. March 8th 1911
“Weathered Kenyte boulder near house. March 8th 1911”
Weathered Kenyte boulder near house. “The Antarcticosauras”. March 8th 1911
“Weathered Kenyte boulder near house. “The Antarcticosauras”. March 8th 1911″
Weathered Kenyte boulder near house. “The Antarcticosauras”. March 8th 1911
“Weathered Kenyte boulder near house. “The Antarcticosauras”. March 8th 1911″
Weathered ice after blizzard at Cape Evans, looking to castle Rock. March 8th 1911
“Weathered ice after blizzard at Cape Evans, looking to castle Rock. March 8th 1911”
Weathered ice after blizzard at Cape Evans, looking to Castle Rock. March 8th 1911
“Weathered ice after blizzard at Cape Evans, looking to Castle Rock. March 8th 1911”
Spray ridges of ice. Cape Evans. Inaccessible Island in distance. March 8th 1911
“Spray ridges of ice. Cape Evans. Inaccessible Island in distance. March 8th 1911”
Weathered ice furrows after a blizzard at Cape Evans. March 8th 1911
“Weathered ice furrows after a blizzard at Cape Evans. March 8th 1911”
Weathered ice furrows after a blizzard at Cape Evans, and crevasse, looking towards Turks Head. March 8th 1911
“Weathered ice furrows after a blizzard at Cape Evans, and crevasse, looking towards Turks Head. March 8th 1911”
Weathered ice furrows after a blizzard at Cape Evans, and crevasse, looking towards Turks Head. March 8th 1911
“Weathered ice furrows after a blizzard at Cape Evans, and crevasse, looking towards Turks Head. March 8th 1911”

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