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Tag Archives: Elise Van Winden
  • Smooth Sailing Halfway Through

    Posted by Sam Berman on June 28, 2013

    Today marks our two week anniversary at the Northeast Science Station. With a little more than half our trip completed, we look at the next 10 days with strategic…


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  • Mud, muddy, muddiest

    Posted by Elise Van Winden on June 27, 2013

    Yesterday we (Elise, Jorien, Sam and, Nikita) went to this amazing site called Duvanni Yar:  cliff several tens of meters high, in which the ice wedges were still visible….


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  • Don’t Forget the DEET!

    Posted by Claire Griffin on June 22, 2013

    When I tell people I go to Siberia for field work, the first thing they ask is inevitably, “How cold will it be?” I usually ramble for a minute…


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  • Returning to Cherskiy!

    Posted by Claire Griffin on June 17, 2013

    We have arrived safely in Cherskiy, a few nights ago now.  Things have been busy!  Travel went remarkably smoothly, with no delays , no lost baggage, and really no…


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  • Starting a new adventure!

    Posted by Elise Van Winden on June 10, 2013

    Hi all, It is almost there, the time to leave the Netherlands behind and go to Siberia for a month! Today I got the last research stuff: vacuum air bags, a…


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