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Nice! I climbed Mount Francais back in 2020, had epic ski conditions on the way down. Amazing adventure! I made a vlog at the time (search Wilderness Prime to find it)

Fantastic !

"Bob's your uncle '"? That a Chicago saying?

TERRA INCOGNITA ET AUSTRALIS

Currently reading "On Sailing" !

To each their own, I'll stick to a warm beach and a cold beer.

I am very skillful and wish to work for you for free for a full year.. Pick me up in the Caribbean, Aruba. 38 yrs Strong male! I will fish and even feed myself. But please lets go dead south and beyond into Antarctica.

epic! love the design of this ship also.

5:51 I wonder why you decided to opt for aluminium instead of stainless steel?

great footage thank you

Blown away !

Wonderful episode! Thanks so much for sharing.

Hi Skip! This is Simone Tacchi from Rome, do you remember me? Hope to see you again one day! ⛵💍

Wow so beautiful I must go there

Was skip on the expedition

Wonderful.

Magnífico viaje-documental con unas magníficas fotografías. Gracias, campeones !

The vessel does not have an interior steering wheel. It would help in poor weather.

i want to do this??

Who is this clown? "The Southern ocean"....so scary...not. Go climb a mountain muppet

That's some spectacular areas where water meets land, ice, snow and wind.

Thank for all.

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Wow! Love to see the spirit of adventure and triumph in those eyes as those eye have seen what few have. This crossing has been the long standing pinnacle of places I would like to explore. Hat's off to Skip and the crew for keeping the spirit of Shackleton alive!!!!

Been there, Leith, Stromness and Husvik, as well as Grytviken

Where does “Bob’s your uncle” come from?

Shocking camera work at 7:00, just filmed the bathroom door XD

I am amazed by the Shackleton Expedition, but I can only imaging what people like Skip think about it.

you should tell the story about Jarli

Two of everything and being a good engineer, wise words.

Wow! Things have changed a bit since I read “The Gypsy Moth Circles the World” back in the year it was published! I was a new sailor then, 13 yrs old and making my way around Canada’s Muskoka Lakes in an 11’ Moth scow! Incredible vessel - safe as milk! Peace

My god those views are just amazing. What an adventure.

It's fairly good kit.

Absolutely amazing set up - especially Pelagic Australis. Thanks for the tour

So have you studied the bluish ice from the firmament dome that they are hiding from the masses. They have drilled into it, only to have it close back up about as fast as they can drill into it. Antarctica is not an island, it is an ice ring wall so to speak. It is roughly 60,000 miles in circumference. Our world is a giant circular horizontal plane, enclosed by a giant solid blue dome, it is not a sphere/ball called a planet. The masses are slowly awaken- ing. We have been indoctrinated & lied to for a very long time.

The men on deck are trying to chip off sea ice with a tiny ball pein hammer and a screwdriver, yet it turns out you had a load of ice axes on board for the climbers, they would have made a better job on that sea ice than the screwdriver!

Beautiful! And wonderful little ship. But, I wish you could have shown pictures of the old whaling station. Ever since reading Shackleton’s Endurance I’ve always wanted to visit South Georgia.

Wow, shackleton's grave!!!

What accent does that guy have? I cant place it.

OMG I've seen lots of terrifying sailing videos but this one takes the cake. The ice! Over everything. The cold. The waves. That there would be my idea of hell. Interesting and beautiful but my personal terror.

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In those days, this moovie reminds me the first days on a shore of lake Vättern, Sweden. It was windy, icy and very cool. Thank you!

Amazing

I wonder how you deal with frozen gear around the boat, and also whether it becomes slippery on deck with the ide accumulation. I admire the skills and spirit. Stay safe!

3:17 Wow You think You've got problems with your furling system....!!!!! :) :) :) :) :) :)

As someone who considers a sail from Anegada to Jost van Dyke in 4 meter following seas a harrowing journey, rewarded by a strenuous trek up the beach to Foxy’s for a much needed drink, I cannot relate to the desire to sail and then climb in the high latitudes in any way. But kudos to these guys wanting to do so, and doing it successfully.

It’s wonderful to see the evolution of thought and design from these up to the Vinson of Antartica. Superb.

came here to see the boat.... all i saw was the skipper.... pan that camera!

The ocean must been a marvelous place before , Clean Full life