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The decades-old wind chart recorder is still accurate and on duty |
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David Balfrey ascends to the instrumentation tower to clear the ice |
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David Balfrey clears ice from the main doorway, allowing it to close properly |
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The crew enjoys a Christmas dinner |
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The crew practices soccer in a seasonally-vacant part of the building |
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Outdoors may be harsh, but indoors is fine for computers and people |
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Jim Salge changes the wind chart at midnight |
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In 65-mph winds and temp of minus-11 F, Jim Salge de-ices the tower at
3 a.m. |
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The early light of sunrise contrasts with still-shaded snow |
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Snowdrifts can get very high against the Yankee FM building |
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Rime ice on a railing at sunrise |
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Rime ice with Mts. Jefferson and Adams |
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When weather observers get bored |
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Radio towers appear ghostly in the fog |
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Sunset silhouettes the observatory tower |
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Climbers descend the summit cone |