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10th January 2006

Kate
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I love New Zealand!
Great pics! Hope you are well!! K
From Blog: Fiordland Cruising
1st December 2005

Laura Rip
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getting jealous...
Whoa, I'm really looking forward to getting back to NZ now! Thanks for the updates, and keep them coming so I know what is out there for my travels! Actually things are going well here, and I don't find myself TOO anxious to get done in McMurdo. Probably next month the itch will set in. My cube is pretty lonely without anyone around, but I'm glad you're having fun!
From Blog: Warm Weather - To Me At Least
24th November 2005

Mike Bair
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Number Next
Best of luck in all your travels Keith. Your words and pictures have enriched many lives. Never doubt that. M~
From Blog: Warm Weather - To Me At Least
23rd November 2005

Bob Summers
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Cheers!
Keith, thanks for your efforts on The Ice. Perhaps even my turn next! Keep the blogs flowing, wherever you wander next. Cheers. Bobbo.
From Blog: Farewell Antarctica
5th November 2005

grantcorp
Johan

Mmmmmmm...
It must be impossible not to fall in love with the beauty of this continent. I only wonder if I will ever be able to go there. Thanks for sharing a marvellous experience!
From Blog: Farewell Antarctica
5th November 2005

joan
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enjoyed
Thanks for your interesting journals on your trip, so interesting /pictures,- amazing well done!!
From Blog: Farewell Antarctica
5th November 2005

Carmen
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Almost, only counts in horse shoes
Beautiful scenery. Enjoyed reading your journey. Does seeing the rookery count as an actual Emperor penguin sighting? They do live there, right?
From Blog: Farewell Antarctica
1st November 2005

Ellie
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Great pictures and I look forward to reading your journals :)
From Blog: Farewell Antarctica
1st November 2005

Sue Casey
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Civilization
Hey Keith - Hope Jeff has been keeping in touch - although you know how irresponsible he is . . . :) We've enjoyed reading your blog. Please come and stay with us while you're in California - we'll keep the light on for ya Sue
From Blog: Farewell Antarctica
1st November 2005

Scott Schwarzkopf
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Keith, enjoyed the hell out of your adventure. Where are you going the next time? How about the wilds of Asheville, NC? Just a thought. Hoep to see you soemtime soon.
From Blog: Farewell Antarctica
1st November 2005

Sally Patsios
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Way to go!
Your blogs are interesting, Keith, so keep them coming. You are doing what many others, myself included, dream of doing. Go for the gusto! Love, Sally
From Blog: Farewell Antarctica
25th October 2005

PING!
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Shackleton's Grave?
Well Keith, Antarctica was the single greatest adventure of my life, and your friendship was an important part of that. I laughed when I saw my picture. You're a better writer than me, keep it up. I'll be following your exploits. And I haven't forgotten about South Georgia. Mike
From Blog: A Monument to the Heroic Age of Exploration
23rd October 2005

Wendy Dudley
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Wow!
What a great finale! As usual, very nice pics. I love the one you took of the bottom of the ocean. Just like Kate said, I feel like I was on the journey with you. I couldn't find the Heinz catsup bottle though:(....I must be blind! Best of luck to you and hope you can adjust to the warmer climate. Sincerely, Wendy from Detroit
From Blog: A Monument to the Heroic Age of Exploration
23rd October 2005

Kate
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Finally.... the man behind the mask! I feel as though I am leaving Antartica with you.... thanks for the journey! See you in Sydney. k
From Blog: A Monument to the Heroic Age of Exploration
22nd October 2005

Kathy Leipman
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Much Better!
However, which garage are you talking about??? Be safe. Love, Mom
From Blog: A Monument to the Heroic Age of Exploration
27th September 2005

Ellie
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So glad you were not hurt any worse, your pictures are such a joy to see, I have enjoyed your journal very much,looking forward to other experiences your going to be involved in. Good luck and be safe. (so how warm is it now?)
From Blog: Cruising the Antarctic Isles
26th September 2005

Tedd
Tedd william

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Nice blog.I like this. Yahoo
From Blog: Cruising the Antarctic Isles
25th September 2005

stickyrice
Sitt

You are the luckiest blogger on this site. I'm so envious!
From Blog: Cruising the Antarctic Isles
24th September 2005

Kathy Leipman
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The Hardhat and the Fish
Bless the hardhat! As hard as your head is, I know the hat helped out!! PGFWABF! The fish is amazing. It's almost as if he was posing for the camera. Quite a cute little guy/girl. Blessings, Son.
From Blog: Cruising the Antarctic Isles
24th September 2005

corrijene
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Pictures are beautiful!
From Blog: Cruising the Antarctic Isles
10th September 2005

Bernard Thomas
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Deja vu all over again
I am surprised--things don't seem to have changed all that much since I wintered over at McMurdo in 1976 (except I bet the internet and satellite TV make a big difference).
From Blog: A Fond Fairwell to Winter
8th September 2005

Kathy Leipman
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More pictures of fingers & toes
I need to make sure the frostbite hasn't gotten them! Behave yourself. Love, Mom
From Blog: A Fond Fairwell to Winter
8th September 2005

Jay, Glendale, AZ, USA
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Thanks for your experiences and great pictures!
Congratulations on being one of the few to spend time in Antarctica. Good overview of life there.
From Blog: A Fond Fairwell to Winter
18th August 2005

6 months off
Ingrid Park

needles anyone?
hmm...is there a need for a resident acupuncturist down there? it looks very tempting desipte the coldness! thanks for the great journal :)
From Blog: Beautiful Clouds of Pollution
16th August 2005

Shelly-Vancouver Island
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Beautiful
You paint a very lovely picture through your words, almost worth a visit!
From Blog: Beautiful Clouds of Pollution

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I am from Georgia, but I have lived in California for the past few years. I have been working as an engineer since I got out of school six years ago. I have grown tired of working the never changing rat race of ‘normal life’, so I am embarking on a multi-year round the world journey, a retirement of sorts, beginning with a winter contract job in Antarctica. From there, who knows where I will go, but I plan on seeing the whole world and all of the unique cultures, remote wildernesses and amazing history that this planet has to offer. I am planning on traveling as inex... full info
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