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UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN.—This photograph teas taken by the light of the Polar Sun. The black spots are ice. A day in this region lasts about six months, so that the whaling crews may be said to have done a good day’s work when they return to their homes. The cloud effects near the Great Ice Barrier are particularly beautiful, being altogether different from anything experienced in warmer latitudes.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 750, 24 August 1929, Page 19

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UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN.—This photograph teas taken by the light of the Polar Sun. The black spots are ice. A day in this region lasts about six months, so that the whaling crews may be said to have done a good day’s work when they return to their homes. The cloud effects near the Great Ice Barrier are particularly beautiful, being altogether different from anything experienced in warmer latitudes. Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 750, 24 August 1929, Page 19

UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN.—This photograph teas taken by the light of the Polar Sun. The black spots are ice. A day in this region lasts about six months, so that the whaling crews may be said to have done a good day’s work when they return to their homes. The cloud effects near the Great Ice Barrier are particularly beautiful, being altogether different from anything experienced in warmer latitudes. Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 750, 24 August 1929, Page 19

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