Another ridiculously huge album, (images are all out of order, dunno y, I'm switching to videyas from now on x.x) I decided to test the range of the Drifter to it's (almost) utmost. I'm confident that this thing could circumnavigate Kerbin if I didn't stop for sight-seeing. But this trip was focused mainly on two missions, one was placing a monitoring station at a dish I missed, and two was to investigate any interesting landfroms surrounding it.
Highlights:
The first genuine sandbank I've found as of yet in-game
Possible volcanic depression(?)
Quite possibly the shallowest river I've ever seen
This is possibly the best mountain-from-base view on all Kerbin, That mountain is the one that is on the antipode of the crater I visited last post. The basin is actually pretty deep, it goes to only 130m above sea level, yet the mountains that surround it easily break 1km.
This is an interesting basin, perhaps at some point the tides are such that the sandbank on the left is above surface, allowing the waves to build it up.
Another of these weird floating ice sheets completely separate from the main mass, this one on the north pole. My personal theory is that under the sea there is a seamount that rises to just below the surface, which 'seeds' the ice and allows it to spread out, while perhaps warm currents stop it joining to the mainland.