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HThose slits or slotted areas are crevasses . . . the more ob7 vious ones,', Mr. Forbes explains. They look like the darts made by a seamstress. There is not much snow on the range that gO6S off to the southeast, and in the distance is a large mOL1Ht3i11 that resembles a castle. As the plane approaches the plateau, the mountains are more and more covered, until they are mere nun- afaks or peaks protruding from the snow. Finally the UPS Cease altogether. Here the ice is 8,000 feet thick. 42 is
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77 7 'T Yiwnn 'm'- First glimpse of the Continent! The land below the nacelle of the Herc is in the vicinity of Cape Adare near Hallett Station, which was the first summer station to be reopened in Deep Freeze '66, The 2,200-mile flight from New Zealand would be even more hazardous if it were not for the weather reports received from Hallett. On September 6, an LC-47 landed on sea ice with nine mem- bers of ASA who put the station back in operation and laid out an ice runway. The latter could be used, in an emergency, for about one month lNovemberl by the wheeled aircraft of the Air Force. ln Deep Freeze '66, the first plane from New Zealand landed at McMurdo on October T. The PSR lpoint of safe returnl had been passed a little beyond the halfway point, where the picket ships Gary and Calcaterra alternated on ocean stations throughout the season. Even veterans of the Antarctic become excited when they first see land.
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