-... --- -.. .. . ... / ..-. --- ..- -. -.. / .---- .---- / -- .. .-.. . ... / ..-. .-. --- -- / .---- / - --- -. / -.-. .- -- .--. --..-- / .-.. .- - / --... ----. - .-.-.- ....- ----- .-.-.- ----- ... --..-- / .-.. --- -. --. / .---- -.... ----. - .-.-.- ..--- ...-- .-.-.- ----- .
the next page/
Now it's your turn.
Every person connected with Antarctica carries a story.
It might be a single moment.
A friendship.
A photograph.
A season on the ice.
Or simply the way Antarctica found its way into your life.
Whatever your connection...
I'd love to hear it.
Meet Karl…
“I answered the phone on a Monday morning by Friday I was at the South Pole servicing the photocopier!”
Karl Marshall - 3M Copier Technician
Why your page matters.
For decades the 3M 209 quietly printed the pages that supported life at the South Pole.
Today it has a new job.
To collect the stories of the people whose lives were touched by Antarctica.
We don't know who will read these stories in a hundred years.
But we know they'll still be there.
Tell me a little about yourself.
Leave your page. Someone, someday, may discover it.
