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The glacier tongue was still reaching over this rocky area.
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As far as I can see the open water extends to an east and west line which is a little short of the glacier tongue.
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The next day we sighted a long, low ice wall, and took it at first for a long glacier tongue stretching seaward from the land.
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The Mertz Glacier Tongue, at a point 50 miles from the land
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We reached Glacier Tongue about one and a half miles from the seaward end.
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Glacier Tongue lies roughly six miles to the S.S.E.
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As soon as we saw them well advanced we steamed on to the Glacier Tongue.
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They had found the sea-ice gone between Glacier Tongue and Winter Quarters and so were empty-handed.
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These literary efforts were incorporated in a small publication known as "The Glacier Tongue."
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From the Glacier Tongue we still pushed north.
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Cleared in patches also, I am told, on both sides of Glacier Tongue, which is annoying.
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Joyce had already searched south of Glacier Tongue.
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To the northward of Cape Royds was taboo, as also was the coast south of Glacier Tongue.
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Patches seem to be remaining south of the Glacier Tongue and the Island and off our own bay.
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Ship transports following to Glacier Tongue:
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On the afternoon of the 24th we turned back, and covering nearly eleven miles, camped inside the Glacier Tongue.