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Historic Sites and Monuments of Antarctica / Antarctic region / Pennell Coast / McMurdo Sound / Antarctica / Ingrid Visser / Cape Adare / Ross Sea / Killer whale / McMurdo Station / Southern Ocean / Scott Base
Date: 2016-07-06 19:07:38
Historic Sites and Monuments of Antarctica
Antarctic region
Pennell Coast
McMurdo Sound
Antarctica
Ingrid Visser
Cape Adare
Ross Sea
Killer whale
McMurdo Station
Southern Ocean
Scott Base

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