It's hard to believe but a week from today I'll be boarding an airplane in Redmond, OR and heading off to Christchurch, NZ, arriving on October 2. And two days later, after some orientation and getting my Extreme Cold Weather clothing, I'll head to McMurdo Station in Antarctica (lovingly known as the "Ice"). There I will spend the next four and a half months as a shuttle driver. I'll explain more about my job in a later post, once I know more.
Many family, friends, co-workers and neighbors asked to kept informed on my adventure to the Land of Ice. So I decided to develop a blog. There's a bit of a learning curve but I'll get the hang of it eventually. I will strive to update it weekly but no promises.
I will miss everyone and my little house on Frazer Lane. But I look forward to making new friends and experiencing the most isolated continent in the world.
One last Antarctic Adventure
I promise this will the be the last post. But I wanted to share with you one of the most powerful experiences I had while on the Ice. ...
-
Many have asked “what is it like living in McMurdo”, in particular the food and accommodations. Here’s my attempt to answer those questio... -
Before I talk about a couple of more Antarctic adventures, I should mention a recent change in my work schedule. Some of you already know... -
I couldn't resist borrowing the words from a John Denver song. I will be leaving on a jet plane, specifically a C-17. I was suppose...
5 comments:
You will do great!
Excited to share your adventures with you!
We will miss you too!
I cannot even TELL you how excited I am for you to be making this epic adventure, Rex!
Post a Comment