Peter Kling
Our first day on the glacier was a day off and Erik decided to take advantage of the presence of 2o or so athletes to do some maintenance at the Thomas Training Center on Eagle Glacier. He wanted to be able to drive the Piston Bully up onto the rocks (recall this was the first day before it snowed and we built the snow road) for the winter so it would be easier to find in the spring without damaging it. I was pretty impressed by how quickly and well we could make a fairly flat incline for the PB with our random tools and no real experience among us. We also collected buckets of nails and random construction debris left over from when they built the facility.
Kikkan Randall
Kikkan Randall building a wall.
Busy working athletes
I did help too, I didn't spend the entire work party just taking photos and video.
Our first day on the glacier was a day off and Erik decided to take advantage of the presence of 2o or so athletes to do some maintenance at the Thomas Training Center on Eagle Glacier. He wanted to be able to drive the Piston Bully up onto the rocks (recall this was the first day before it snowed and we built the snow road) for the winter so it would be easier to find in the spring without damaging it. I was pretty impressed by how quickly and well we could make a fairly flat incline for the PB with our random tools and no real experience among us. We also collected buckets of nails and random construction debris left over from when they built the facility.
Kikkan Randall
Kikkan Randall building a wall.
Busy working athletes
I did help too, I didn't spend the entire work party just taking photos and video.
Labels: eagle glacier, photos
2 Comments:
Nice composition on that first shot! :)
Who's running this camp? Mister Miyagi?
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