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22 January, 2003
Thank You Chris Hendy!
Today, Aaron, Brenda, and I hiked back to Lake Bonney's east lobe to
pick up more gear that we were unable to haul yesterday. Once at
Bonney Hut, they worked loading up the sleds while I worked on
posting journals and responding to e-mails. I lost Internet access
after a short time, but thet ruth is, considering where I am, I'm
still amazed I have been able to post any at all. The three of us put
in a long day at the hut and even stayed there to prepare and eat
dinner.Back at Bonney's west lobe, the remainder of the team
continued to core, but we are now down one member. Chris Hendy, the
New Zealand Principal Investigator, had to return home early. We miss
him already.Chris is a very kind and soft-spoken man. We will miss
his 7:30 pm check in calls to Scott Base, his wonderful stories of
Vostok and Waikato University field trips, his wisdom and expertise,
and his seemingly endless optimistic attitude. We have all thoroughly
enjoyed his company and his absence from our camp makes us all feel a
bit sad.I feel honored to have been a part of his team the past few
weeks and to have learned so much from such an experienced
researcher. This was his eighteenth season here in Antarctica
conducting research. Thank you Chris!
Chris Hendy, researcher and Principal Investigator from Waikato University in New Zealand.
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