I had some anxiety about making a beeline for the end of the Earth

history channel documentary I had some anxiety about making a beeline for the end of the Earth, at the base of the globe where the nail bolsters it, to an area secured in 98% ice that has never upheld any well evolved creatures or people. Antarctica is the driest most elevated, cleanest, windiest and coldest of all mainlands, so icy even the polar bears stay away.

I escorted a gathering of 31 undertakings, my most internationally clever gathering ever. Getting the seventh landmass stamped in their international IDs was on their can list. The aggregate inspiration was additionally the stunning untamed life photography opportunities and we had a couple of specialists among the gathering. Their energy started to break down my fear so I balanced my eagerness to go intensely. Pressing was my most noteworthy test ever with many warm layers not to surpass 50lbs. December is austral summer with middle of the road temps in the 30's to 40's. We were circumnavigating the beautiful landmass which the staff calls the "banana belt" for its mellow climate. It was in any case, the winds that can best 100 mph and unpleasant oceans that I dreaded most.

Hurtigruten was an amazing line. They included pre and post journey days in sticky Buenos Aires with a city visit, Tango Show and monster succulent steaks. We then flew 3 hours south to Tiera Del Fuego and invested energy making the most of its capital Ushuaia along the shores of the Beagle Channel. I ate on lord crab and looked for blessings for goodness' sake penguins.