Escape to the Pole: Adventure, Humor, and the Ghosts of Antarctica
Imagine two friends, Kevin Biggar and Jamie Fitzgerald, facing a crisis: their carefree bachelorhood is nearing its end. Their solution? A daring trek across the unforgiving landscape of Antarctica, inspired by the legendary explorers Robert Falcon Scott and Roald Amundsen. This isn't just a trip to the bottom of the world – it's a twenty-two hundred kilometer, unsupported journey to the South Pole and back, a test of their physical and mental endurance.
Escape to the Pole is not just a thrilling account of a grueling expedition, it's a humorous, often whimsical, narrative that blends real adventure with quirky observations. As Biggar and Fitzgerald navigate crevasses, battle bone-chilling cold and face the threat of frostbite, they encounter unexpected challenges: the specter of auto-cannibalism, stealthy snow ninjas, and even girls in bikinis. Their journey becomes a unique exploration of the past, as they relive the dramatic moments of Scott's fateful expedition, gaining a fresh perspective on the tragic events that led to his death.
With the same engaging style that captivated readers in "The Oarsome Adventures of a Fat Boy Rower", Biggar crafts a story that is both humorous and insightful, adding a personal touch to a classic tale of adventure.
Kevin Biggar is a master storyteller who combines wit, humor, and an unflinching eye for detail to bring the harsh beauty and unforgiving nature of Antarctica to life.
| Wydawnictwo | Random House |
| data wydania | 2010 (data przybliżona) |
| ISBN | 978-1-86979-399-9 |
| liczba stron | 303 |
| kategoria | przygodowa |
| język | angielski |
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