Skiing the Last Degree - A Trek to the South Pole

Skiing with heavy sleds in 40 below zero temperatures across a two mile high glacier located over 80 degrees South of the equator. What could possibly go wrong?

Thursday, December 18, 2014

We are go!

Weather looks good. We leave for the airport in 7 minutes.  Antarctica, here we come...
Posted by Steve at 3:23 AM
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      • At the North Pole a few years ago Can your A...
      • Mt. San Jacinto (10,800’) via the Marion Mount...
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      • How long does it take to get to Antarctica?
      • How Far South Can You Drive in the Americas?
      • Is This a Sign That You Over-Packed?
      • We are go!
      • Will There Be an In-Flight Movie?
      • How Many Calories Can You Burn in One Day?
      • Hanging Out
      • Why Did I Listen to You?
      • Just How Old IS That Plane?
      • How Can You Possibly Sweat at 20 Below?!
      • Are We There Yet? I Have to Go to The Bathroom!
      • Moving On Down The Road...
      • All I Want for Christmas is to Get Halfway
      • Is Winter Camping a Young Person's Game?
      • How Empty is Antarctic?
      • Closing In
      • 1 Picture = 1,000 Words
      • How Did It End?
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