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May 2001

Impassioned by the poles (both of them), I couldn't resist and had to go to your site. How beautiful are your pictures!! Mount Erebus pic is magnificent (may I "steal" it for my personal collection?) I don't have too much time this week but I promise myself to go back to your site.  
Kind regards  
Yves Khoury
Montreal (Canada)
YOU ARE NOWHERE,  YES, NOWHERE, WITHOUT GEOGRAPHY

Hi Allen
Just found your site - quite interesting! I was a member of the scientific support staff aboard the u.s.n.s. Eltanin, 71-72 (cruises 47-54). Specifically, I was the computer op, hired by alpine geophysical associates.
Stevan Apter

HI I WAS PART OF VXE-6 MAINT DEPT.I WORKED ON THE HER'C & THE HELO'S FORT THE MILITARY.I AM STILL AT THE SAME BASE WHERE VXE-6 WAS BASED (NAWC PT.MUGU,CA).PLEASE E-MAIL ME BACK !LETS SWAP DEEP FREEZE STORIES? THANKS !
 AD2 DAVID A.NICHOLSON/1534 BULLPUP CIRCLE/NAWC PT.MUGU,CA.93042

September 2000
Dear Mr. Cull,
I have found trace of the French yacht Isatis in your 1979 records of life on Palmer station. It's a great website with some truly beautiful photographs. Such serenity in such a surreal landscape!
I'm writing you from Belgium because I'm planning to buy and restore Isatis. She's a French-built, 32-foot aluminum sloop -- one of the smaller yachts to have ever visited Antarctica. According to your reports she was there at the same time as the larger steel ketch Williwaw, of the well-known Belgian sailor Willy De Roos. (I occasionally bump into him in one or another North Sea harbor, so If you want me to say hello to him I'd be happy to oblige.) As part of the Isatis restoration project, I'm looking for as much information you may have about the yacht, its history and its former crew. Your memories, pictures or any other help would be much appreciated.
Kind regards,
Martin du Bois

June 2000

May 2000
I was at McMurdo for two weeks w/the NAVCHAPGRU stevedore battalion based at Williamsburg, VA. Could our paths have crossed? My signature is halfway up the top of the hill close to the barracks in the log book. Jeff Moore & James Jenkins (who later became my husband) had also signed. We reached the top, I had a little help (they threw rocks at me). James Jenkins is now deceased but a little piece of him remains w/help from that book. It just goes to show you, people in human bodies shouldn't throw stones. If others visit you from NAVCHAP could you please give them my E-mail address? I would love to see how the people in my past have been doing. Thank you for the page & have a nice day.
Nansea59@cs.com

April 2000
Hi. I enjoyed the picture of the Hero and the Bransfield. I was
assistant engineer on the Hero in '80/'81 and then chief engineer until
and including her last voyage in '84.
Dave Morgan
Eleele, Kauai, HI

April 2000
Second (or fourth) try...you just revised the site so I'll try again to make contact.
w/o Pole sm 1977; ITT project engineer for Pole/Palmer/Siple 1986-90, we just missed crossing paths in Paramus.
John Heg and Pete Harding are best friends...
Love those sitreps. More later...
Bill
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October 1999
Name= Gary Jirschele
Email= gjirsc@kantocorp.com
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