File:Raised Footprints and Wind Erosion of Snow at McMurdo Station, Antarctica -ARL-.JPG
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English: First came the snow. Then someone came along, compressing the snow beneath their feet and hardening it. Then the wind came and picked up the loose snow - but the wind came from only one direction, so the loose snow behind the hardened snow was protected. All this happened within the space of a few weeks. |
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77°51′S 166°40′E
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