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#19: tinkerer
Publicado a las 06:40
A relatively uneventful day of blue sky, moderate sastrugi and temp down to -24c. Paul had a sleepless night, he thinks a reaction to one of the freeze-dried dinners, and was pretty sluggish on the trail. Despite this we covered 19.7km in 7.5 hours of skiing.
Jade and I are on Icetrek Flexi Paramark ski bindings. She used them successfully across Greenland this year and it was time to test this model in severe cold. So far, after 15 days of skiing, they are holding up perfectly and are easier to get on and off than the Flexi Oversize models that Ming and Paul are on. Heath is on BC bindings with Alfa boots but having some problems releasing one of his bindings.
A hallmark of a successful polar expeditioner is his or her ability to keep things serviceable, to modify, adapt, mend, tinker. Heath and Ming are both tinkerers - mending a solar panel, patching rents in clothing, stitching a nose piece to goggles... Tinkerers are key to the upkeep of a polar expedition.
Pics:
1. Jade at the beginning of the day
2. Ming and Heath
3. Team photo
4. Paul at the end of the day
5. Flexi Paramark bindings
Eric
Jade and I are on Icetrek Flexi Paramark ski bindings. She used them successfully across Greenland this year and it was time to test this model in severe cold. So far, after 15 days of skiing, they are holding up perfectly and are easier to get on and off than the Flexi Oversize models that Ming and Paul are on. Heath is on BC bindings with Alfa boots but having some problems releasing one of his bindings.
A hallmark of a successful polar expeditioner is his or her ability to keep things serviceable, to modify, adapt, mend, tinker. Heath and Ming are both tinkerers - mending a solar panel, patching rents in clothing, stitching a nose piece to goggles... Tinkerers are key to the upkeep of a polar expedition.
Pics:
1. Jade at the beginning of the day
2. Ming and Heath
3. Team photo
4. Paul at the end of the day
5. Flexi Paramark bindings
Eric
- Nombre: Camp 15
- Elevación: 2495 m
- Latitud: 86° 53’ 51” Sur
- Longitud: 136° 41’ 21” Oeste
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