Well - there's driving tomorosol - it's always difficult to guess in advance how long it will be - it might well be around the rim of Emma Dean to some exposed rock. That last drive to bring us up to the small crater called Emma Dean was a 95m+ drive, and we're little more than that from the rim of Victoria now.

The utterly astonishing thing is this. We are only 100 or so M from a crater that's 700m across and perhaps 40m deep....and we can barely see a damn thing of it..

http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=7285 (from this thread - http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.php?showtopic=3056&st=555 ) - this is the 'Drive Direction' pancam mosaic taken at Emma Dean - looking straight at Victoria Crater - and there's just so little to see of it.

One more BIG drive and we should get a proper view of what we will be able to call home for the next several hundred sols. Victoria for the weekend.....maybe :)

Doug