Monday April 22 - DAY 57 / While the pair was still struggling with the ice, at HQ, we were tossed about between the various scenarios that arose twice a day, always very different from one another. On one occasion, it was the Antonov II that couldn't fly for so many hours over ice-free water, and on another it was the MI8's that didn't have enough autonomy.
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