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Title:
Dressing at -40 Degrees Celcius
Description:
Martin Hartley ( Expedition Photographer) describes the less glamorous side of Polar travel. Temperatures recently have hovered around the 40 Degrees Celsius mark, making life extremely difficult. Even the simplest procedures, such as getting dressed, become painful and unpleasant.
Author:
CatlinArcticSurvey
Tags:
Polar expedition, Arctic survey,
Dressing at -40 Degrees Celcius
Description:
Martin Hartley ( Expedition Photographer) describes the less glamorous side of Polar travel. Temperatures recently have hovered around the 40 Degrees Celsius mark, making life extremely difficult. Even the simplest procedures, such as getting dressed, become painful and unpleasant.
Author:
CatlinArcticSurvey
Tags:
Polar expedition, Arctic survey,
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