Enjoying a nice picnic with some of the people from the Gambell community.
The main mode of transportation between towns.
Kicking back and enjoying the ride.
Gotta take a photo near the Alaska sign!
Taking a break from collecting GPS points for a quick selfie.
Dune if it was full of gravel instead of sand
A day at the beach, but maybe not the best beach for walking around barefoot
Just three geologists looking at each other.
Checking the notebook in between collecting GPS data.
Taking more GPS coordinates along the coast
Fighting the wind to take some good notes.
A nice day for taking GPS coordinates
Holding the Trimble GPS device the same way Gandalf held his staff.
Chris stands on the plane runway hoping to catch the next flight.
Chris embodying his best Indiana Jones impression.
Always nice to have a moment with a nice view during field studies.
Two bros chillin on a hill
A geologist standing on the best kind of beach for a geologist to be on.
A photo with some of the crew.
One of the best catches of the day.
No one ever forghetti the spaghetti
One of the best field photos we’ve gotten to date.
Preparing some skins and enjoying some company
A couple of geologists appreciating potential pre-fossils
Taking a moment to appreciate the dances and songs from the people in Gambell.
Hip bumps for morale
We try our best to not take the ocean home with us after finishing up a field site.
The community sitting around for a lecture
Taking a boat ride to the next spot
Everyone taking a moment to gather for a cook out. The dog is the bouncer.
Getting an early start on hiding eggs for Easter.
This person is prepared for anything that comes their way.
The geologist emerge from the mist to record more GPS data.
Closely tracking the progress of the GPS coordinate.
On the beach, having a grey-t day recording GPS points.
Two people hanging around a cool looking whale skull.
Airport runways are the happiest place to take GPS coordinates
Keeping an eye out for the white whale that eludes the captain.