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Antarctica video trilogy
Posted: Oct 02, 2014 11:26 am EDT
(Newsdesk) With the Antarctic season on the way, precious memories of those who have been there and dreams to be fulfilled for others, here are three videos to escape into the Great White Continent for a while.
Check the links below:
Documentary about Union Glacier (54 minute)
Unknown Antarctic: A Journey through Queen Maud Land (42 minutes)
Mike Libecki & Cory Richards: Antarctic Mountain Climbing (23 minutes)
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Union Glacier Camp from the air. (Watch the video on Vimeo in the link in the text.) Click image to enlarge.
courtesy Adventure Network International (ANI), SOURCE
courtesy Adventure Network International (ANI), SOURCE
Unknown Antarctic: A Journey through Queen Maud Land (turn the captions on to translate the German if needed). German photographer and author Michael Martin, Austrian geographer and mountain guide Christoph Hoebenreich and Italian alpinist Mario Trimeri to cross the Drygalski mountains in east Antarctic QML on skis.
courtesy Ser, SOURCE
courtesy Ser, SOURCE
Mike Libecki & Cory Richards: Antarctic Mountain Climbing, ten-day climb to the summit of the untouched Bertha's Tower.
courtesy National Geographic, SOURCE
courtesy National Geographic, SOURCE
