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US Antarctic Program observer and Observatory Researcher Anna Porter spent time with Nin on the west end of the tower. Nin was a very important member of the crew as he kept the mice population under control and made the facilities feel like home.
US Antarctic Program observer and Observatory Researcher Anna Porter spent time with Nin on the west end of the tower. Nin was a very important member of the crew as he kept the mice population under control and made the facilities feel like home.
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