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Pulling to Geopol | 25 July 2016 |
| Tom van Hoof and Maarten Siebelink are staying only three days in the station and want to sample lake sediments at Kvadehuken. The wind is blowing hard from the north, so it is no option to drop them by boat. So we decide to walk. Their boat weighs 20 kilo and their drill even more. So we use an hand cart for bringing the material and Maarten and Kate help pulling the first half of the route to Paphytta. Jesse will stay with them as a polar bear guard. | 
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| The first part of the trip we can use the electric car from AWIPEV. Than we have to pull. There is a track since there are lights placed to direct airplanes to the airtport. | |
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