Mount Erebus Photographs by Rich Esser

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The Erebus plume trailing off into the midnight sun.
 Nelia Dunbar making a sample bag "Christmas stocking" for Sarah Krall.
 Stocking hung by the, er, sink?, with care.
The Erebus plume trailing off into the midnight sun.
Nelia Dunbar making a sample bag "Christmas stocking" for Sarah Krall.
Stocking hung by the, er, sink?, with care.
Yes, Santa Claus even comes to Mt. Erebus.
 Beth Bartel likes the mittens that Nelia Dunbar knitted.
 The Abbott Peak seismic station.
Yes, Santa Claus even comes to Mt. Erebus.
Beth Bartel likes the mittens that Nelia Dunbar knitted.
The Abbott Peak seismic station.
Beth Bartel installing a GPS monument at Abbott Peak (Mt. Bird in the background).
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 Bell 212 helicopter near Truncated Cones.
Beth Bartel installing a GPS monument at Abbott Peak (Mt. Bird in the background).
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Bell 212 helicopter near Truncated Cones.
Nelia Dunbar measuring the CO2 content of the gas exiting an ice tower.
 Bill McIntosh testing a power distribution box at the Ray's Shoulder seismic station.
 Hoar frost in one of the Erebus ice caves.
Nelia Dunbar measuring the CO2 content of the gas exiting an ice tower.
Bill McIntosh testing a power distribution box at the Ray's Shoulder seismic station.
Hoar frost in one of the Erebus ice caves.
Bill McIntosh scaling an ice tower.
 The summit is littered with anorthoclase feldspar phenocrysts that have weathered out of volcanic bombs.
 A-Star helicopter landing at the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.
Bill McIntosh scaling an ice tower.
The summit is littered with anorthoclase feldspar phenocrysts that have weathered out of volcanic bombs.
A-Star helicopter landing at the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.

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