Snowmobiles leaving the vicinity of the station around midnight, Oct. 20 (26?), 1934.

"Overcast sky on Ross Sea - from the Ruppert - the Bear making up sails at the point of Discovery Inlet, 1935"

"Making sails at Discovery Inlet for the final departure to civilization, 1935"

"Sunrise and sunset - the beginning of the Midnight Sun, Oct. 21, 1934"

Ice formation.

"Grat day. Mother and baby seal basking on the bay ice, 1934"

Yellow sun with distinctive aureole.

"Sun dog with parhelion of 22 1/2 degrees, before the Bear sailed, 1934"

"Anti-parhelion, directly opposite the sun - rare phenomenon, caused by mirror reflections by high draft of hexagonal crystals - from my summer tent on East Barrier with the beacon built by the First Expedition in the background, 1934"

"Leaving Ross Sea, approaching the Antarctic Circle on the way home - a cold, early morning, 1935"

"The Bear leaving Vers-sur-Mer Inlet after escorting the Ruppert for final loading from the Barrier - overcast Sky, 1935"

"The only broadcast recorded on the Bay ice, transmitting the sounds of seals and penguins from their native land to civilization, 1934"

Looking at the coastline from Jacob Ruppert

"Low tide, with the Bear loading at Bolling Bight - with the midnight Sun, 1935"

Bear of Oakland under Sails

"Approaching a storm - just passing the Antarctic Circle on the way to civilization, 1935"

Forecastle Jacob Ruppert

Greenish sky.

Tails of the Pilgrim and the Condor, the Kellett gyrocopter in the foreground.