
Last week at the Pole it was still “first work, then play.” The “work” entailed more or less routine monthly maintenance tasks and reporting. The “play,” on the other hand, was anything but routine. Last week marked the end of the Polympics, although the Antarctic Games extended for another week. At the Pole, there were lots of fun and interesting events. A notable one was standing in place on a unicycle without falling. The winner made it to 25 minutes. IceCube’s winterovers participated in a number of other events. Moreno’s volleyball team finished second, and Celas finished first in one of the CrossFit events. Celas also participated in the curling competition—take a look at their curling rocks (ice!).


