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Kdhox edited the article ( diff) to add:

Comparison with John Rymill's photograph (1938) opposite page 226 of Southern Lights shows that this image is of Mount Faith - formerly Mount Wakefield.

That refers to File:Mount Hope, Eternity Range, Antarctica.jpg which is currently shown in the article. Where can John Rymill's photograph be seen? Is Southern Lights a book (presumably not Southern Lights (novel)? Johnuniq ( talk) 01:08, 9 December 2017 (UTC) reply