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A wide lead, running roughly parallel to the Antarctic coastline, which separated shore-fast sea ice at right from the mobile ice pack at left
Finger rafting on the east side of Porpoise Bay
Exceptionally thick icebergs near Frost Glacier's terminus, whose freeboard ATM measured to be ~110 m, with ~80-m subaerial cliffs
Ice edge, and icebergs frozen in sea ice, on the east side of Porpoise Bay; we believe the blue ice areas corresponded to what is usually the lee side of the ice edge and icebergs, given the predominant katabatic winds in this area
Our emotional support devil, comfortably wedged beneath the primary navigation display
Subtle, periodic surface features around 72.2S 145.9E that were only visible with certain sun angles
Edge of the Cook Ice Shelf, under heavy overcast
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