70. A glacial fairyland

71. The mark of the blizzard

72. In the teeth of a blizzard

73. A monument of the blizzard

74. Building a cairn for the food depot on the plateau

75. Greenland esquimaux dogs (Basilisk and Ginger-bitch)

[Exhibition of pictures taken during the Australasian Antarctic Expedition and other photographic studies by Frank Hurley]

Australasian Antarctic Expedition collection of records, pictorial and other material

70. A glacial fairyland
71. The mark of the blizzard
72. In the teeth of a blizzard
73. A monument of the blizzard
74. Building a cairn for the food depot on the plateau
75. Greenland esquimaux dogs (Basilisk and Ginger-bitch)
76. Ajusting a sledge
77. Where coal was found
78. Colonies of Adelie penguins
79. Seal and penguin life
80. MacCormick skua gull
81. Nuptial harmony (Adelie penguins that have paired and built pebble nests)
82. A serious business (Adelie penguins hatching their eggs)
83. Silver grey petrel
84. Penguin nursery at Cape Denison
85. Snow petrel on the nest, Cape Denison
86. Cape Hunter
87. An Antarctic petrel rookery at Cape Hunter
88. Antarctic petrels on the nest, Cape Hunter
89. The haunt of the Antarctic petrel, Cape Hunter
90. `Very sorry for themselves' (Adelie penguins after a blizzard)
91. `Found' (Penguins just rescued from entombment in drift snow find a lost comrade)
92. Weathered battlements (A floating extension of the continental ice-cap projecting out to sea)
93. A terminal moraine (At the wasting face of the great ice-sheet at Cape Denison)
94. Picturesque shore ice
95. A wonderful canopy
96. An ice ravine
97. A snow cornice
98. The pallid glow of a midwinter noon at Cape Denison
99. Amongst splintered ice

70. A glacial fairyland

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