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Daily Journals
Oct 4 - Underway on the Knorr
Oct 5 - In the Irminger Sea
Oct 6 - Wind on the Water
Oct 7 - The Angry Irminger
Oct 8 - Bridges and Galleys
Oct 9 - Photo special
Oct 10 - Convection and the Crouton Count
Oct 11 - The Great Sinking
Oct 12 - Staying Put
Oct 13 - Current? What Current?
Oct 14 - In Eirik's Wake
Oct 15 - The Great Big Barrier
Oct 16 - Day's Routine
Oct 17 - Melting
Oct 19 - Back to the Barrier
Oct 20 - Hard Land, Hard Water
Oct 21 - As the World Turns
Oct 22- Night Show
Oct 23 - The Warning
Oct 24 - The Long, Long Stream
Oct 25 - Snow Day
Oct 26 - In the Name of Science
Oct 27 - Bottom Effect
Oct 28 - A Drag
Oct 29 - An Ending
Epilogue

Image : The Great Big Barrier by Dallas Murphy

View of Cape Farewell from space, taken by astronauts on the international space station. The ice cap, some 3,000 meters high, is surrounded by rugged mountains cut by many fjords.
View of Cape Farewell from space, taken by astronauts on the international space station. The ice cap, some 3,000 meters high, is surrounded by rugged mountains cut by many fjords. (Image from the NASA earth observatory website)

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