Ever present mountainous terrain was our backdrop.

A view of the Milne Ice Shelf camp.

A mother Arctic Fox who was looking for her two cubs at the PCSP base in Resolute, NU.

Adam cutting a new hole for the epishelf lake mooring buoy.

The stunning “sail” ice formation.

The Heucke steam drill came in handy numerous times throughout this field season.

A beautiful sunny shot of the Milne Glacier camp.

Greg walking along the roads of Iqaluit, NU.

The team ready to head home after a successful field season.

Derek guiding in helicopter pilot Mike Taekema during a camp move from the Milne Ice Shelf.

Low clouds rolling over a tributary glacier leading into the Milne Glacier.

A shot from the air of the Purple Valley camp site.

A view of Iqaluit from the Sylvia Grinnel

Jill and Greg starting off on their ice penetrating radar survey. (A.Garbo)

UAV tests on the Milne Glacier using a 3DR Iris+.

Snowshoes are your best friend during long hikes on the Milne Ice Shelf.

Jill standing amongst one of the many broken areas of the Milne Glacier.

The weather was so lovely in Purple Valley when we arrived, we didn’t even need our kitchen tent!

The team assessing the situation of Jill’s mooring that had partially frozen in over winter.

A great shot of our helicopter pilot Mike Taekema coming in for a landing on the epishelf lake.

Outer extent of the Milne Ice Shelf as seen from the helicopter.

Sling load of a Milne Ice Shelf camp move.

Greg and the “catch of the day” after fishing for sensors frozen into the ice shelf.

A stopover for fuel in the (almost) always sunny Eureka.

Milne Glacier camp as fog and inclement weather rolls in.

Adam heading to the Purple Valley camp site after servicing time lapse cameras.