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As an added note on Wikipedia--some of it's information might be okay, but it really isn't a great source of information overall. I would suggest visiting NASA and some other scientists' sites, like Dr. Zubrin's for example. They are really great reads on Mars and other things.
Thanks for making something so creative and useful!
It is much shorter, and is to the point, though it mentions "large amounts of water" which is subjective to Mars, not to Earth. I can imagine the frost would still provide up to a cup of water from an area of, say, a foot... a baseball field. A small amount compared to the underground deposits perhaps, but still meaningful for the pioneers and certainly not insignificant when properly recycled.