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Peggy's Weather Report from Hallet Lake Camp: Time: 6:05 amTemperature: 11.3 C or 52.3 FHumidity: 66.5%Wind: .6 km/hr from SouthClouds: Cirrus Cumulus StratocumulusCloud Cover: 30% scatteredLight level: 1932 Lux Peggy's Weather Report from Tolsona Wilderness Campground Office: Time: 5:30 pm

Peggy's Weather Report from Hallet Lake Camp: Time: 2:40 pm Temperature: 11.7 C 52.7 F Humidity: 60% Wind: 12 km/hr from South Clouds: Nimbostratus Cloud Cover: 100% overcast Light level: off scale of 2000 X 10 Lux At breakfast Heidi succumbed to wiping her face with a Huggie wipe. She appreciated

Peggy's Weather Report from Hallet Lake Camp: Time: 8:30 am Temperature: 12.4 C or 54.5 F Humidity: 57.0% Wind: 12.0 km/hr from South Clouds: Cumulus and stratocumulus Cloud Cover: 90% overcast Light level: off scale (above 2000 X 10 Lux) At 6 am it was time to head to the kitchen tent for breakfast

Misty has sent us another audio journal describing the past week's geology research and tsunami exploration on Matua Island. Tomorrow Misty and the team will get back on the ship to head south and she will be uploading journals and photos from the last week to the PolarTREC website. Communication

Misty and the team have been surveying Matua Island and are finding fascinating clues from past tsunamis! Transportation to the next field site has been stalled due to an incoming typhoon. Listen to the audio journal below to learn more. Misty is out of satellite phone connection until approximately

The history of the Greenlandic dog extends back as much as 4000 years. Greenlandic dogs originated from the Asian continent and were brought over by the Inuit population over 1000 years ago. The dog breed found in Greenland today is believed to be one of the most isolated and pure dog breeds in the

They sleep, eat whatever is within sight, and would rather hang with their friends than spend any time with a teacher during the summer. Even if she is cool, funny, hip, groovy, rad, and is from California in the United States. I have survived two teenagers, and am in the midst of two more. Why am I

Peggy's Weather Report from Hallet Lake Camp: Time: 11:20 am Temperature: 16.6 C or 62.4 F Humidity: 61.0% Wind: 1.8 km/hr from South Clouds: Cumulus Cloud Cover: 25% scattered Light level: off scale (above 2000 X 10 Lux) We were finally flying to Hallet Lake! Since the Webinar (see 8/1/07 journal

Peggy's Weather Report from Greyling Lake: Time: 7:30 am Temperature: 11.2 C or 51.9 F Humidity: 58.8% Wind: 6.8 km/hr from West Clouds: Cumulus and stratocumulus Cloud Cover: 90% overcast Light level: 655 X 10 Lux Water temperature 9,6 C at edge Got up at 5:45 am and took down the tents and packed

Peggy's Weather Report from Greyling Lake: Time: 9:45 am Temperature: 15.7 C or 60.6 F Humidity: 53.4% Wind: 6 km/hr from West Clouds: Cumulus and stratus Cloud Cover: 30% scattered Light level: off scale which is 2000 X 10 Lux We got up at 5:45 am for a possible flight to Hallet Lake. We packed up