Molly Miller is spending two months in the field in Antarctica from mid-November 2003 to mid-January 2004. She has agreed to file dispatches every two weeks or so that describe her experiences in this frozen world that is visited by only a select few.   Good weather allows the geologists to wrap up their field studies and head home Nashville, Tennessee January 15th 2004   Discovery of 260 million year old fossil forest follows stretch of bad weather Beardmore Remote Camp Late December 2003   Storm delays arrival of helicopters for three days Beardmore Remote Camp December 14, 2003   Setting up base camp in the Transantarctic Mountains Beardmore Remote Camp November 30, 2003   First message from Antarctica McMurdo Station, Antarctica November 14, 2003