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Wind-sculpted vetifact rock in the Dry Valleys. Looks like a sea-elephant to me, or possibly a petrified kea.
Canada Glacier flowing into the Taylor Valley, Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
From top to bottom, Mount Lister, the Royal Society Mountains, Cathedral Rocks, and the Ferrar Glacier.
Glacier flowing into the Taylor Valley above Lake Bonney, Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
Canada Glacier flowing into the Taylor Valley, Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
Bull Pass, near Lake Vanda in the Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
The Onyx River, which only flows for about 2 months each year into Lake Vanda, is Antarctica's longest river in the Dry Valleys.
The Marker for the actual Geographic South Pole
From top to bottom, Mount Lister, the Royal Society Mountains, Cathedral Rocks, and the Ferrar Glacier.
From top to bottom, Mount Lister, the Royal Society Mountains, Cathedral Rocks, and the Ferrar Glacier.
From top to bottom, Mount Lister, the Royal Society Mountains, Cathedral Rocks, and the Ferrar Glacier.
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