This first edition of our third year is at the printers, and we couldn’t be more pleased with the exciting, varied, fascinating content:
Equipped: Coolers vs. Fridges for Overland Journeys
Artifact: An Evening with Fridtjof Nansen
Expedition: Diving in Antarctica for Science and Art
Greatest Explorers: Gino Watkins
Skills: Water Purification Setups for Your Vehicle
Cartografía: Darwin’s Andes Maps that Changed His View on Time and Evolution
Victualling: Tea, the Overlander, and the Volcano Kettle
Field Arts: Six Essential Tools You Need
Field Arts Share: Kirsten Carlson’s Antarctic Journals
Botany: A Superstore Tree That is Loved and Reviled
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Dive hut, Antarcica, Ross Ice Shelf. Kirsten Carlson photo.
Hand-colored geologic map of a portion the Andes, in Charles Darwin’s pocket journal. Reproduced with permission from John van Wyhe, ed., 2002. The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online, http://darwin-online.org.uk/
Dometic Recon 69L, Jonathan Hanson image.
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