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Down in the dark and cold back of the fuel arches at the South Pole station in Antarctica. This is where the stations fuel is stored, it has become buried over the years by about 30 feet of ice and snow and remains around -50 Fahrenheit year-round.
#photostr #photography #antarctica
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