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hi how are you doing? I im doing good. I hope you have fun
It is interesting seeing your trip in Antarctica!
Just got back from a project at Camp Lejuene so missed being the first to comment, but look forward to following your expedition via this site and so far find it interesting and more importantly educational,for example the ph level so much higher than 7.0 Looking forward to more factual findings. Best of luck and best wishes for a safe and productive expedition
Best wishes to Art Mortvedt from his friends of Homberg/Germany.May your expedition be successful and all of you will come back home in best health.
Have a nice week.
Heiko & family
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