Condition One filmmakers web chat with students

Posted: 11.24.2010 at 1:41 AM

MARQUETTE -- Journalist Frida Waara and filmmaker John Major of Marquette have now been in Antarctica for more than a week but haven't experienced any condition one weather yet.

On Tuesday they participated in a live chat with students at Peter White Public Library.

They said the temperature was very warm at about 20 degrees, only a few degrees colder than Marquette.

They'll stay there for a little over four weeks to continue filming their documentary.

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