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English: Human pinsetter at the McMurdo Station, Antarctica, bowling alley, published in the Antarctic Sun newsletter on January 30, 2000.
  • Source: January 30, 2000 newsletter: Inglis, Jeff (credited photographer) (January 30, 2000). "Pinsetting for Dollars". The Antarctic Sun: 7. McMurdo Station, Antarctica: United States Antarctic Program.
  • Archive thereof: https://web.archive.org/web/20170102185314/https://antarcticsun.usap.gov/pastIssues/1999-2000/2000_01_30.pdf
  • Quotation from January 30, 2000 newsletter: "Shonda Murray sends a ball back to the bowlers before picking up the pins it knocked down. Usually by the time the ball arrives at the top of the lane, Murray has retrieved the pins and is well out of the way. If bowlers forget to check for legs behind the pins, the pinsetters can find themselves victims, rather than helpers."
  • Quotation from January 30, 2000 newsletter: "Each pin that falls is more work for the pinsetters. During each hour of a threehour shift, they might re-set as many as 400 pins, and pick up a 10- to 16-pound ball up to 80 times."
  • Quotation for this image, from January 30, 2000 newsletter: "Tom Piwowarski watches down the lane for the next bowler. He has already prepared fallen pins to be re-set when the frame is finished."
  • Quotation from January 30, 2000 newsletter: "When nobody shows up to bowl, the pinsetters make more work for themselves. Lisa Keller bowls a game while another pinsetter works. After her game they will switch places so the other can bowl."
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Source January 30, 2000 newsletter: Inglis, Jeff (credited photographer) (January 30, 2000). "Pinsetting for Dollars". The Antarctic Sun: 7. McMurdo Station, Antarctica: United States Antarctic Program.
Author Jeff Inglis, credited photographer, working for The Antarctic Sun newsletter (Antarctic), a publication for the United States Antarctic Program, funded by the National Science Foundation, an agency of the United States government.

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