Their aim was to complete the first-ever trans-Antarctic winter expedition, dubbed "the Coldest Journey." Their expedition was to also raise money for Seeing is Believing, a charity which helps to ...

Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes has spoken of the patriotic pride and a mischievous rumour that has driven him to attempt "the last great adventure" across the Antarctic during the polar winter.

Their aim is to complete The Coldest Journey the first-ever trans-Antarctic winter expedition. The Coldest Journey will also attempt to raise USD10 million for Seeing is Believing, a global ...

The expedition has already lost its leader to frostbite. That was the redoubtable Sir Ranulph Fiennes, something of a legend in England. (In 2000 he sawed his frostbitten fingertips off after ...

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Veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes has spoken of the patriotic pride and a mischievous rumour that has driven him to attempt "the last great adventure" across the Antarctic during the polar winter.

Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the leader of an expedition to cross the Antarctic in winter, has been forced to pull out due to severe frostbite, the BBC reports. Fiennes, 68, and five other men ...