BASE VIAJE POST 3
About 170 km of independent kayaking in an almost unexplored arctic wilderness before moving on to the Qaleraliq glaciers.
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BASE VIAJE POST 2
About 170 km of independent kayaking in an almost unexplored arctic wilderness before moving on to the Qaleraliq glaciers.
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BASE VIAJE POST
About 170 km of independent kayaking in an almost unexplored arctic wilderness before moving on to the Qaleraliq glaciers.
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North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started
North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started. Although it may seem hasty, Greenland’s weather conditions demand a perfect, meticulous, and well-planned logistics. Therefore, J.J. Simonsen, expedition captain and polar logistics leader, together with Mathias Petersen, a local from Upernavik, spent October 10–20 preparing part of the logistics and transporting provisions for the next expedition…
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North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started
North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started. Although it may seem hasty, Greenland’s weather conditions demand a perfect, meticulous, and well-planned logistics. Therefore, J.J. Simonsen, expedition captain and polar logistics leader, together with Mathias Petersen, a local from Upernavik, spent October 10–20 preparing part of the logistics and transporting provisions for the next expedition…
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North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started
North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started. Although it may seem hasty, Greenland’s weather conditions demand a perfect, meticulous, and well-planned logistics. Therefore, J.J. Simonsen, expedition captain and polar logistics leader, together with Mathias Petersen, a local from Upernavik, spent October 10–20 preparing part of the logistics and transporting provisions for the next expedition…
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North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started
North Greenland Windsled Expedition 2026 has just started. Although it may seem hasty, Greenland’s weather conditions demand a perfect, meticulous, and well-planned logistics. Therefore, J.J. Simonsen, expedition captain and polar logistics leader, together with Mathias Petersen, a local from Upernavik, spent October 10–20 preparing part of the logistics and transporting provisions for the next expedition…
