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#fieldwork

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Lucky enough to be invited to do some fieldwork in Crete over the Easter period.

My first time in Greece, and it's incredible. Fieldwork has so far been very productive, too!

Cretan Easter goes hard, midnight bonfire and fireworks/fire crackers/guns (😳) to celebrate the resurrection.

Bonus dwarf mammoth skull!

Doing some CV-website updating and finding old maps.

Here are a few flights and drift tracks from SIPEX2 ice stations 6 and 7. Ship track is dashed, field site drift track solid sections along ship track, marked by start (pale cyan) and end (orange-red) points. Solid lines are helicopter lidar/imagery/infrared/radar survey tracks. Imagery is MODIS/Terra for a nearby date. Circa 2013, in @qgis - part published as figure 1 in doi:10.3189/2015AoG69A814

Returned from an expedition to the Lower Ice Lake ("Unterer Eissee") beneath Hallstätter Glacier #Dachstein #Austria with @rglueckler, Ulrike Herzschuh (both @awi) and Jakob Korneli (@unileipzig). We wanted to take lake sediment cores to reconstruct the vegetation development of the last c. 130 years.

We previously did some avalanche rescue training. Unfortunately, the snow and avalanche conditions prevented us from reaching our destination, and we had to return.

Photo credits: Martina Schubert

Snails of Cuba! In the end, we found 5 species, including the most endangered and arguably also most beautiful, Polymita sulphurosa. Unfortunately, we also encountered illegal sale of the shells on mountain pass.

Why? Project is on the evolution and conservation of these snails, led by Dr Bernardo Reyes in Cuba and working with colleagues from London zoo, Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany.