Mount Erebus Photographs by Rich Karstens

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Bell 212 helicopter slinging geophysical equipment into the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.
 Bill McIntosh hauling a mast for a wind generator to a high spot.
 Rick Aster fixing a flat spot for a tilt meter and seismometer.
Bell 212 helicopter slinging geophysical equipment into the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.
Bill McIntosh hauling a mast for a wind generator to a high spot.
Rick Aster fixing a flat spot for a tilt meter and seismometer.
Mario Ruiz organizing a sling net after delivery of cargo to the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.
 Bell 212 contrailing with a sling load in tow.
 Mt. Erebus from the window of a Bell 212 helicopter.
Mario Ruiz organizing a sling net after delivery of cargo to the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.
Bell 212 contrailing with a sling load in tow.
Mt. Erebus from the window of a Bell 212 helicopter.
Insulated instrument box used for collecting/transmitting geophysical and meteorological data to McMurdo Station.
 Large battery boxes and solar panels at the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.
 Rich Karstens climbing a REALLY steep hill at Hooper's Shoulder.
Insulated instrument box used for collecting/transmitting geophysical and meteorological data to McMurdo Station.
Large battery boxes and solar panels at the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.
Rich Karstens climbing a REALLY steep hill at Hooper's Shoulder.
A-Star helicopter delivering more batteries to the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.
 Rich Karstens hooking a sling load up to an A-Star helicopter.
 Native Ecuadorian Mario Ruiz warming up the hands on the lower Erebus hut tea kettle.
A-Star helicopter delivering more batteries to the Hooper's Shoulder seismic station.
Rich Karstens hooking a sling load up to an A-Star helicopter.
Native Ecuadorian Mario Ruiz warming up the hands on the lower Erebus hut tea kettle.
The elevation of Mt. Erebus is 10000+ feet. Occasional altitude sickness can be expected.
 Mario Ruiz and Rich Esser relax at the lower Erebus hut.
 The lower Erebus hut campsite.
The elevation of Mt. Erebus is 10000+ feet. Occasional altitude sickness can be expected.
Mario Ruiz and Rich Esser relax at the lower Erebus hut.
The lower Erebus hut campsite.

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