Radio 4 - Team Spirit
The Radio 4 programme we contributed to some months ago has been broadcast. I've not heard it yet, but others say it's good so here's the link. Click me.
posted by David Vaynor Evans at 7:27 am
Thursday, April 03, 2008
About Me
- Name: David Vaynor Evans
- Location: Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom
David spent a year at the Britsh Antarctic Survey's Halley research station where he took a lot of photographs. He still likes snapping but can't be arsed to get a Flickr account, so here they are!
What's all this about bikes? Take me to the penguins! Click here
Previous Posts
- Cape Town
- 24 hours to go!
- Still Blowing...
- Futher Reading
- Reflections
- Ceaseless Wind...
- The Weather's Finalee
- Folk Night and Charity Ski
- Charity Sponcored Ski
- Ups and Downs
4 Comments:
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This is brilliant! It's great to be able to actually hear your voices. Great little show.
I hope life's treating you well whatever you're up to.
Nice blog. It depicts life as it typically exists in Antarctica, in your unique language.
What were the minimum temperatures you endured? What was the maximum windspeed?
Abhijeet, thanks for your comments, I'm glad you enjoyed reading.
The coldest temperature was -47C (July) and the strongest wind was 60 knots at base, and over 75 on the coast! (Think that was Jan08)
Click the date links on the left to read more.
Cheers
Dave
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