An American ice buggy picking up a passenger at the world’s most southerly bus stop at Scott Base, on its way to the Antarctic airport, Williams Field. The articulated vehicles shuttle between McMurdo Station and the airfield—a journey of about 10 km. The newly erected signs were provided by the Christchurch Transport Board.
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53An American ice buggy picking up a passenger at the world’s most southerly bus stop at Scott Base, on its way to the Antarctic airport, Williams Field. The articulated vehicles shuttle between McMurdo Station and the airfield—a journey of about 10 km. The newly erected signs were provided by the Christchurch Transport Board. Press, 22 February 1977, Page 6
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