thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 11月24日 00時57分

Photo by @shonephoto (Robbie Shone) // During this summer, we joined a climate research expedition in the Arctic. The aim was to visit the Wegener Halvø peninsula of East Greenland where we had received a tip off that there were caves to be found. Our aim was to expand the vision of the Greenland Caves Project, to find these caves, explore them and collect samples for palaeoclimate research. As part of the project we wished to try and reduce our environmental and climate impact; we teamed up with the Top to Top Global Climate expedition and sailed from Iceland to Greenland and back. It was an amazing experience with breathtaking views the whole time (not that I was always able to appreciate them when being sick off the back of the boat). Pictured here we headed south to our next potential cave site, which looked more promising on the photographs than the ones the day before. We hiked across snow fields on steep ground and finally reached the bottom of the cliff at 6:30pm after a long day. We were faced with a steep and loose scree slope and a final climb to the cave, which Chris made an attempt on whilst I flew the drone. Whilst these were definitely more cave-like than those from yesterday, they turned out to be large shelters without any sedimentary deposits. Another tiring and disappointing day. #EAGRE18 @greenland_caves

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