Archive for the ‘Antarctica’ Category
Posted by Sam Singh on April 1st, 2008 under Antarctica, Books •
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If you haven’t caught on, I am having a hard time letting go of Antarctica. I think this should be the last post on the subject. I have some cool things to write regarding my hike in Patagonia but haven’t felt ready to write them down.
Photo Contest On board of the Orlova, one of [...]
Posted by Sam Singh on March 28th, 2008 under Antarctica •
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The PeopleAs you can imagine, the type of people who were on our cruise were an eclectic, well-traveled group of characters with great stories. For crying out loud, they signed up to run a marathon on Antarctica. Why wouldn’t they be?
Rob, a father of two young girls, joined Patrick and me in our triple room [...]
Posted by Sam Singh on March 27th, 2008 under Antarctica •
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The Drake PassageI wouldn’t do justice to the Antarctica blog if I didn’t mention the Drake Passage. I was warned by the handful of people that I know that have gone to Antarctica to be wary of the Drake Passage. Each of them had severe cases of seasickness. They each counseled that I should take [...]
Posted by Sam Singh on March 25th, 2008 under Antarctica, Small World Experience •
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I have received a number of e-mails asking me if the ½ marathon was the highlight of the trip or at least of my Antarctica experience. Though it was the reason for us coming to this part of the world, I can safely say that it will be a great story but does not [...]
Posted by Sam Singh on March 21st, 2008 under Antarctica •
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Well you have been clamoring for it for a while. Thank you for your patience. Let’s start off with the video first. I know some of the gentle readers of "Singh Around the World" like the pretty pictures more than the words.
I woke up the morning of the half marathon with a great level [...]
Posted by Sam Singh on March 18th, 2008 under Antarctica, Questions for Sam •
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1. What is the stupidest thing you have done so far?
As one could imagine, the list could be long but during our trip to Antarctica we we hit a grand level when we did the polar plunge. Luckily the water was 2 degrees celsius.
Posted by Sam Singh on March 17th, 2008 under Antarctica •
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Dear Gentle Reader,
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!!!
I am currently on the third leg of a four day hike in Torres Del Paine (Patagonia.) With the beauty of postdating you are getting this wonderful post. I did not get much time nor space on the bus to do any writing so I made a slide show to [...]
Posted by Sam Singh on March 14th, 2008 under Antarctica •
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Dear Gentle Reader,
I am still on the way to the world without internet so posts will be limited. Here is another incredible video that my cabin mate and I worked on while we were on the boat. It was one of those "being in the right place-at the right time" moments. I guess the penguin [...]
Posted by Sam Singh on March 13th, 2008 under Antarctica •
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Dear Gentle Reader,
I am finally back on land from my incredible adventure to Antarctica. It was a moving experience for me and I am looking forward to sharing it with you. Unfortunately I will be heading to Torres Del Paine to go hiking and won’t have access to the internet for another week. From what [...]
Posted by Sam Singh on March 12th, 2008 under Antarctica, Argentina, Friends, Small World Experience •
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I have had a few of what I call small world experiences while on my journey over the past two months. I mentioned in previous blogs how I bumped into a friend from the dorms at MSU in Antigua, Guatemala and how I sat next to a couple that I had tailgated with at the [...]