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Historic Days on the South Pole
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Former friend Edward Johanneman, archaeologist for the State of New York's son visited here back in the 1970's. A paleosedimentologist Anthony Tripp, who I assisted in the magnetometer surveys of the West Point Foundry in Cold Spring, NY also I heard has visited there.

To the South Pole and Beyond! (North Pole)

George Myers

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