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Tag Archives: Journals
  • And we’re off…

    Posted by Miles Borgen on July 1, 2012

    I left Washington at 11:10 on Monday night. Six days, four flights, two airport meat puffs, and a multiple night layover later we have arrived in Cherskiy. The flight…


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  • Arrival in Cherskiy

    Posted by Eric Taber on July 1, 2012

    After two nights in Yakutsk, we’ve finally arrived in Cherskiy! Although my situation stemming from missing paperwork remains a bit tenuous, it appears that I won’t be sent back…


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  • Fun Highlights of Our Trip to Cherskiy

    Posted by Mark Paricio on July 1, 2012

    (This post is by Mark Paricio, a PolarTREC teacher accompanying the Polaris Project this year.  To read all of Mark’s posts, go to: 


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  • An Unexpected PolarTREC Day in Yakutsk, Russia

    Posted by Mark Paricio on June 30, 2012

    (This post is by Mark Paricio, a PolarTREC teacher accompanying the Polaris Project this year.  To read all of Mark’s posts, go to: 


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  • What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

    Posted by Dylan Broderick on June 29, 2012

    We should have arrived in Cherskiy by now, but due to some back ups and delays at the Yakutsk airport we were unable to complete the last leg of…


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  • Stuck in Yakutsk

    Posted by Mark Paricio on June 29, 2012

    (This post is by Mark Paricio, a PolarTREC teacher accompanying the Polaris Project this year.  To read all of Mark’s posts, go to: 


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  • Eager for Things to Come

    Posted by Maddie LaRue on June 28, 2012

    We are so ready to get to Cherskiy. After spending a day in the beautiful city of Moscow, seeing Red Square, and “speed-dating” with the PIs, everyone is excited…


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  • Science Speed Dating

    Posted by Miles Borgen on June 28, 2012

    After travelling halfway across the world and a full nights sleep, we woke up in our hotel-like structure and were able to finally assess where we were and what…


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  • Moscow and Speed-Dating-Science

    Posted by Mark Paricio on June 28, 2012

    (This journal comes from Mark Paricio, a PolarTREC teacher accompanying the Polaris Project this year.  To see all of Mark’s journals got to:  http://www.polartrec.com/expeditions/siberian-arctic-systems-study ) The students and researchers of the…


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  • On the bus in Moscow

    Posted by Andy Bunn on June 27, 2012

    Max sent me a picture a few hours ago saying the group has cleared customs in Moscow and all is well. I’m sure we’ll hear more from them after…


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  • Converging on JFK

    Posted by Andy Bunn on June 26, 2012

    Many of the Polaris members from the United States are converging on JFK right now. A day of waiting (the first of several such days) before the flight to…


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  • Saying final goodbyes

    Posted by Sam Berman on June 26, 2012

    After months of waiting and planning in a few hours we will set off on a three day journey to Cherskiy, East Siberia. The packing process has been long…


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  • Russia, here I come.

    Posted by Brandi Jo Petronio on June 26, 2012

    The time has finally come for our departure. Peter Ganzlin, Sue Natali, and I have already left Gainesville, FL and are currently sitting in Charlotte, NC’s aiport, waiting to…


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  • packing light

    Posted by Mike Loranty on June 26, 2012

    If it weren’t for all this equipment I’m pretty sure I could fit everything into my carry on. But that would make the trip much less interesting.


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  • And thus the adventure begins…

    Posted by Peter Ganzlin on June 26, 2012

    It feels as if the last month or so has really run together, like a frenzied blur of non-stop activity. Now, the day is here where we journey around…


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