Posts Tagged ‘kolyma

Interview by Tuyaara Linnala; Avoid the negative one´s

Publishing interviews about yourself, how cool is that? Not at all cool, I agree. Fact is though, that I do get questions [...]

Frozen Frontier; The Expedition Report

Malmö, Sweden 11th of April 2013  Dear Explorers and Readers, I have just made my way back to Malmö in Sweden where [...]

Frozen Frontier; Lessons from extreme cold

“You know you are in extreme cold, when you spit and your saliva turns solid before it hits the ground.” These are [...]

10 invaluable items of gear I would bring on an extremely cold Expedition

Yesterday I received news that over 200 people had frozen to death in Russia due to the extremely cold winter over there. At the [...]

Jurassic Park; The Dolgans and Their Mammoths

What would we lovers of the Russian Far East do without Moki Kokoris and her knowledge of this area? It is an [...]

Don´t listen to those negative bastards!

Every one told us before the Kolyma expedition, that we would get killed by gold diggers, gun runners or similar dangers. Instead we found the best people on earth! I just talked to the Yemeni Angel. She says the visa is ready, but her contact cou…

Explorers Club Flag number 179

This is what The Explorers Club writes about their Flag Award: “The Explorers Club Flag is a symbol of courage and fidelty. [...]

Returning to Siberia, part 4; The Last Free Man

It felt like I was part of a fairy tale. Imagine yourself, zooming through a beautiful pine forest, heavy with deep snow, [...]

Returning to Siberia, part 3; Travelling with reindeer

“Why do you have your little backpack on?” Misja, one of the two brothers who we traveled with through the taiga, ask [...]

Returning to Siberia, part 2; Oymyakon – coldest inhabited place on earth

Wikipedia describes Oymyakon likes this: “In 1924, Russian scientist Sergey Obrychev registered the lowest temperature −71.2 °C (−96.2 °F). On February 6, 1933, a temperature of−67.7 °C (−89.9 °F) was [...]

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