Graham Gillie, a conservation carpenter for the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust, shares his fascinating experiences maintaining historic buildings in Antarctica. He discusses the unique preservation challenges posed by climate change and the reliance on hand tools due to remote conditions. Gillie recounts the emotional significance of these structures and the stark realities faced by conservationists working against the backdrop of extreme cold and isolation. His insights into life in this icy landscape highlight both the charm of heritage sites and the urgency of their preservation.