I thought this was totally cool to see.

I thought this was totally cool to see. You should remember hearing about Admiral Byrd in the Antarctic as a kid in school if your around my age. (a hem, not tellin how old that is.)
Many thanks to our own John W Poynton for showing this.
Originally shared by John W Poynton
Admiral Richard Byrd’s “Little America III” station, built in Antarctic in 1940, was spotted by a Navy icebreaker sticking out of the side of this floating iceberg in the Antarctic’s Ross Sea, on March 13, 1963. The old outpost was buried beneath 25 feet of snow, 300 miles away from its original location. A helicopter pilot flew in close and reported cans and supplies still stacked neatly on shelves.
#history #antarctica #WTF #1940s
That's amazing indeed. :-)
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ReplyDeleteThat is SO Cool!
ReplyDeleteMargaret Siemers Thanks for sharing. You may also be interested in this post about that 1940 expedition https://plus.google.com/+JohnWPoynton/posts/JiEGtmGDkz5
ReplyDeleteThanks! John W Poynton
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