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Jan 08

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Expedition Successes, Surprises & Routines

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Antarctic expeditions seldom play out as expected and this season is no exception. Catch up on the experiences, achievements, and lessons learned from our 2013 expedition teams. The Teams Richard Parks Richard Parks set a new British record and recorded the second fastest time in history for a solo, unsupported…

Jan 02

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A person in bright winter gear pulls a sled loaded with red bags across the vast, snowy landscape of Antarctica under a clear blue sky, showcasing the adventurous spirit of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions.

Richard Parks – South Pole Arrival

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After 28 days of skiing alone in Antarctica, covering 1058km/657 miles and skiing a total of 338 hours, Richard Parks is skiing the final kilometers towards the South Pole.

Dec 12

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Four people in winter gear stand on snow beside a blue off-road vehicle and a large cargo plane, with Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions at the South Pole, framed by mountains and a cloudy sky in Antarctica.

Adventure Meets Science en Route to the Pole

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The Willis Resilience Expedition is a two-part Antarctic expedition, involving both scientific discovery and human endurance. 19-year-old explorer Parker, a sophomore at Yale University, and his team will conduct a coast-to-pole-to-coast survey, covering thousands of kilometers of untested Antarctic territory. Their data will contribute to a deeper understanding of global climate patterns. The Science…

Oct 28

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2013 Expedition Update

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Scott Expedition begins their trek | Richard Parks reveals Project X | Daniel Burton's epic bike to the pole

Sep 30

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2013 Expedition Line-up

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The Antarctic season fast approaches and expedition teams are getting ready to head south. Here is the line-up of 2013 ALE-supported expeditions.

Sep 01

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A person with blue eyes wears a thick fur-lined hood and a black face mask covered in frost, their features visible beneath ice crystals—a testament to the harsh conditions of Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions at the South Pole.

The Scott Expedition Countdown

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Ben Saunders and his fellow adventurer, Tarka L’Herpiniere, are only days away from departing on the longest unsupported polar journey in history. The Scott Expedition will attempt to re-trace and complete Captain Robert Falcon Scott's 1,800 mile (2,900 km) Terra Nova Expedition route from Ross Island to the South Pole…

Jan 07

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Windswept snow forms smooth, undulating drifts and ridges across a flat, open Antarctic landscape under soft natural light—a scene often witnessed by Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions teams en route to the South Pole.

ALE Team at the Pole & Other Exped Updates

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The ALE Ski South Pole Messner team has arrived at the South Pole and other expeditions supported by ALE are closing in. Here's a quick look at what they are doing and where they are at.

Dec 21

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A person wearing a red jacket, black pants, and sunglasses rides a fat-tire bike on snow with green panniers and gear in Antarctica. Snowy mountains and a blue sky with clouds create a stunning South Pole backdrop.

World’s First South Pole Bicycle Traverse

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Polar Explorer Eric Larsen believes, "...modern expeditions are less about geographic firsts and more about story telling." And boy does he have a story to tell. He plans to complete a world’s-first bicycle journey across the Antarctic continent, covering nearly 750 miles, from Hercules Inlet on the coast of Antarctica…

Nov 01

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Four people in winter gear load red supplies onto sleds beside an orange and white Twin Otter airplane in Antarctica, with another plane and Antarctic Logistics and Expeditions’ supplies visible on the snowy terrain in the background.

Ski To The South Pole — Final Preparations

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ALE Ski South Pole Guide Hannah McKeand offers some final tips to get you organized as you get ready to head to the ice.

Aug 27

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A person in winter clothing stands next to a large South Pole sign in Antarctica, with snow and ice stretching behind. The sign honors Roald Amundsen and Robert F. Scott’s historic Antarctic expeditions.

Ski to the South Pole — Pulling It Together

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Pulling together the details for a Ski South Pole expedition can be a challenge. How do you stay on track with all there is to do? ALE's Hannah McKeand gives some advice on equipment selection, your training regime and tracking down funding. Hannah is an avid explorer and experienced polar…

Expeditions

Expedition Successes, Surprises & Routines

Richard Parks – South Pole Arrival

Adventure Meets Science en Route to the Pole

2013 Expedition Update

2013 Expedition Line-up

The Scott Expedition Countdown

ALE Team at the Pole & Other Exped Updates

World’s First South Pole Bicycle Traverse

Ski To The South Pole — Final Preparations

Ski to the South Pole — Pulling It Together

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