Antarctica Expedition 2024 | Part 2: Climbing Mount Vinson
January 16, 2024
Live blogging covering Scott Kress� 2024 Antarctica Expedition. This is part 2 following his team�s progress in climbing Mount Vinson.
Live blogging covering Scott Kress� 2024 Antarctica Expedition. This is part 2 following his team�s progress in climbing Mount Vinson.
Summit President, Scott Kress gives his thoughts on completing the first part of Antarctica Expedition 2024 where he co-lead a team to the South Pole.
Live blogging covering Scott Kress’ 2024 Antarctica Expedition. This is part 1 following his team�s progress on their journey to the South Pole.
So today was our last day on the trail. I think we�re all feeling a little tired after 90+kms of
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