Here is an interview with Anne Aghion the documentary filmmaker I met in Antarctica. I very much expect to be in her Antarctica documentary. She says she has just started to edit. My beard was frosted real nice one day and they got a nice shot of it close up. I very much suspect it will not end up on the cutting room floor. We shall see. There are other shots as well. http://www.ecorazzi.com/?p=1757 I already know I cannot watch another Antarctica documentary the same. The United States Antarctica Program (USAP) is quite small so knowing folks in the film or credits is pretty much inevitable.
Being away in Antarctica actually helped me miss most of the winter as strange as it sounds. It is tough to get up in the dark, go shovel, plow, dig and otherwise move the snow out of the way. And after that you get the treat of moving your vehicle through it all to get to work or wherever you are going. Upstate NY is a tough place to live. The summers make up for it around here. The lack of hustle and bustle while being close to metropolis's is also worthwhile.
I will be getting up in the air soon. I just got off the phone with my instructor. So I have a private-pilot mentor, an instructor, books, and other informational resources. That sets the stage pretty good.
I started working out again and I over did it. I am quite sore. It will take a while to get back where I was and better.
These pics are from around the farm in tha last couple of days. I am slowly sorting and looking through my Antarctica pictures and videos. I will be posting some videos to be sure.
