<p>Apollo 15 Hasselblad image from film magazine 82/SS - EVA-3.
This is figure 3-27 of the <i>Apollo 15 Preliminary Science Report</i> (NASA SP-289, 1972), which has the following caption:
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<dl><dd>Hadley Delta, Silver Spur, and St. George Crater form the skyline in this view toward the south of Hadley Rille from station 9A. The commander works at the Rover to remove the Hasselblad camera for the telephotographs. It is noteworthy that the front panel on the left front fender of the Rover has been lost.</dd></dl><p>This is also figure 7-9 (e) of the <i>Report</i>, which has the following caption:
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<dl><dd>Footprints from several locations illustrating soils of different strength. (a) Moderately firm soil at station 1 (AS15-86-11534). (b) Soft soil at station 2 (AS15-85-11424). (c) Very soft to soft soil at station 6 (AS15-86-11654). (d) Medium-strong soil at the LM (AS15-86-11599). (e) Moderately firm to firm soil at station 9A (AS15-82-11121). (f) Firm soil at station 10 (AS15-82-11168).</dd></dl>
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