Located at 75°53’ South, 162°45’East, Starr Nunatak marking the North site of the mouth of Harbord glacier on the coast of Victoria Land, Antarctica.
What is a Nunatak?
Nunatak is an exposed, often rocky element of a ridge, mountain, or peak not covered with ice or snow within (or at the edge of) an ice field or glacier.
Last week, Danilo IZ1KHY Expert Scout of the Italian Army, technical support of the scientific missions of the 2018-2019 Antarctic campaign, has been at Starr Nunatak field Camp with a group of geologist and researcher. (See pics on this page)
This Multinational field camp has been set for a German-Italian Team who did conduct mapping and geological studies.
Danilo Collino, did operate HF SSB from this remote site, signing IAØ/IZ1KHY/P , using a dipole and 100W. He just worked few VKs and ZLs, 
unfortunately, even if he did try hard, there was no openings to any other direction. To this remote site a new WAP reference MNB-1Ø has just been given .
Pics hereby show the site and Danilo IZ1KHY. Notice the mast and dipole antenna behind the blue tent.
Congrats to those who did work this brand new one!
TNX IZ1KHY