Hey all, my name is Mike McConnell and I have a interesting conundrum to present all of the members of the Flat Earth Society with. I am a geologist with the USGS that has recently returned from a six month stay at the Casey Station in Antarctica ( 66° 16′ 54″ S, 110° 31′ 28″ E ) where I was studying the "Law Dome" ( 66° 44′ 0″ S, 112° 50′ 0″ E ) which is actually a very intriguing formation which is basically a mini Antarctic ice cap. While I spent a majority of my time in and around the Casey Station or the Law Dome, I did venture with others much deeper into the continent to explore other formations via helicopter and even on foot at times. I do my best to maintain an open mind to all theories, but I find it hard to believe in this "Ice Wall" considering I just got back from spending half a year on this continent. I did not experience any guards, or actually much of any living being the deeper I got into this very unforgiving landscape. I am curious to what possible explanations you can offer to my experience. Thank you for your time. - Mike