Pretty impressive Aurora last night, didn't last long tho. The weather took a turn for the worst and they were soon hidden behind viscious blowing snow, which is still on the go now. 
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- Stuck in Raglan
- Aurora over Donnaldson Shaft
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- Fox b/w
- 2 generations of frost
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- Still snowing!
- Another blizzard!
- At last, we had a hole to survey!
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Pretty amazing Tom. Might be another shock when you get home and there's still some green grass to be seen. When will that be?
I should be leaving here tomorrow, weather permitting.
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