We're thinking of you and toasting your adventures!

Originally the diary of 4 months spent in Antarctica working as a documentary film sound recordist, this blog has evolved into an online repository for the thoughts, travels and trivia of the writer Richard Fleming. For McMurdo Station, Antarctica, and polar exploration, see August through December of '06. Currently you are likely to find in these pages chronicles of my actual and literary meanderings, as well as notes on my many other passions. Also, did I mention I wrote a book?
7 comments:
Yay! Happy birthday Luke!
Direct communications between McMurdo and the Amazon are of course a technological marvel bordering on scary.
Forget the fat old guy with the beard. Gimme the phone number of the Amazonian.
fat?... old? you must be leaving a comment on the wrong blog!
Not to ruin the mystique but the local tribal chief has wireless in his maloka and I thought I would take the opportunity to thank you, Richard, for the call, even though it was so rudely interrupted when the last of your huskies, in the throws of hunger induced demensia, tried to eat off your gangrenous and frostbitten leg. Stay chipper!
-Luke
rich! wat i nice bday mexssage "i'm the good looking one!!!" and u look like a total mook in that pic anyways. jk xoxo misss u and luky both ur neice sophi
....all I would like to know:
WHO took this PHANTASTIC PICTURE...?
Although it is antarcticiana policy to include a photo credit whenever possible, the famous "brothers-in-suits" image is of uncertain provenance. Thought to have been taken outside a church in the West Village by a family elder on the occasion of the baptism of a family younger. Claimants for credit need merely apply unanonymously.
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