Antarctica: First Impressions, 1773-1930
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These traveller's tales have one thing in common: they are all true. Antarctica is the driest continent, the windiest, the highest continent on earth. And the least known. This anthology offers a diverse collection of gripping impressions of travellers of all kinds to Antarctica. From the very famous, to the many long forgotten expeditioners and voyagers, whose stories are some of the most extraordinary tales of courage and daring ever published.
Author: Douglas R. G. Sellick
Format: Paperback, 240 pages, 150mm x 214mm, 400 g
Published: 2002, Fremantle Press, Australia
Genre: Anthologies, Essays, Letters & Miscellaneous
Description
These traveller's tales have one thing in common: they are all true. Antarctica is the driest continent, the windiest, the highest continent on earth. And the least known. This anthology offers a diverse collection of gripping impressions of travellers of all kinds to Antarctica. From the very famous, to the many long forgotten expeditioners and voyagers, whose stories are some of the most extraordinary tales of courage and daring ever published.
Antarctica: First Impressions, 1773-1930