News
This section is featuring the latest news regarding adventure in the polar regions and from the expeditions we are following closely.
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Delayed
Published on 03.03.2011 - General Info
All the arcrtic expeditions are delayed until Saturday.
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The Arctic Expeditions Season Is Starting
Published on 23.02.2011 - General Info
There aren’t that many people heading for the North Pole this spring. But the projects are both varied and interesting.
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In the footsteps of Scott and Amundsen ?
Published on 30.01.2011 - General Info
Before coming to the new Arctic adventures that are already sniffing the air, we would like to finish this Antarctic 2010-2011 season by zooming in on the extravaganza that the adventurers are preparing for themselves for the next season on the 6th Continent. And which is intending to celebrate the centenary of a great date in polar history.
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Engines’ Appearance on Stage
Published on 17.01.2011 - General Info
If only one image of this closing Antarctic season had to be retained, it would without doubt be the appearance on the 6th Continent’s stage of motor vehicles of every hue.
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Season Ends on a Background Strike
Published on 17.01.2011 - General Info
It is on a labour-political note the Antarctic expedition season is finishing on this occasion; a major strike in Punta Arenas is indeed preventing ALE’s Ilyushins from taking off and going to collect the tourists who are blocked in the Antarctic.
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Success for Willem and Hannah
Published on 13.01.2011 - One step at a time
The duo Willem ter Horst - Hannah McKeand made it to the South Pole on 11 January 2011. They needed 46 days and 8 hours to complete the trek.
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Battle for the 11-1-11
Published on 09.01.2011 - One step at a time
Without any doubt the pair Ter Horst - McKeand is going to reach the South Pole soon. But Willem got suddenly an idea : what about making the arrival unforgettable by getting there on 11 January 2011 (11-1-11) ?
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Success For ‘Deepsea Under The Pole’
Published on 07.01.2011 - Under the Pole.com
Last spring, we followed the Ghislain Bardout 'Deepsea Under The Pole by Rolex' Expedition. We are returning to it for a moment because of the success that this unprecedented adventure has had now that it has taken place.
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Slowely but shurely
Published on 06.01.2011 - One step at a time
The pair Willem ter Horst - Hannah McKeand have just passed the difficult degree 87, a zone famous for his big sastrugis fields and bumpy surfaces. Their progression is nevertheless remarkably regular.
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Foot abandons his attempt
Published on 05.01.2011 - The South Pole and Back (solo)
After having reached the South Pole safely, Chris Foot has to yield to the facts : due to a late start at Hercules (and above all a late flight from Punta), he has no more time to make the return trip from South Pole. Next year, he'll be back, he said.