Today our camp doubled in numbers.
The Drewry building, which is the summer accommodation, got
dragged all the way here from site 6. This building gets moved a short distance
each summer to deal with snow accumulation, but usually only 10 or 20 meters I
think. It sits permanently on skis to allow this to happen. All the residents
got packed inside to enjoy the slow journey over.
A few of us got up on top of the containers again to see it
arriving.
Rich and Paul got a good view from on top of the Waste Sledge.
After entering the perimeter it took a wide swing to the side to make
sure it could stop in just the right spot. The skis it sits on are less
efficient than the ones the Modules sit on, so it takes quite a bit of horsepower
to ensure it won’t dig in and stop – hence the six hefty vehicles pulling it.
That doesn't mean I'll be posting about them right away - I think these first 3 posts of 2017 are and anomaly!
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