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Track
their progress on the map
Route
map across the Arctic OceanSee our comparative map of the other Arctic expeditions this Spring 2002. week from 6 to 12 May / 11th week
For the most enthusiastic among our visitors, they will be pleased to know that antarctica.org will continue to monitor the other expeditions.
Three
expeditions are still under way on the route from Ward Hunt -> the
North Pole, the two British women (Pom Oliver,
Those
who would like to continue to take an interest in what happens after
the COMPAQ POLE II expedition should know that the information about
the follow-up of the adventure will be on this page (easily accessible
from the home page): publication of books, photos, films,
See
the gallery of the arrival at Zaventem
YOU ARE ALL OF COURSE MORE THAN WELCOME… This
afternoon, we will be publishing some photographs of the team's arrival
at Zaventem Airport. And videos of Alain and Dixie's appearance in the
various TV news bulletins shown this evening, tomorrow and the day after.
The
Compaq Pole II team is indeed arriving at YOU
ARE ALL OF COURSE MORE THAN WELCOME… To
display the previous follow up pages, click on the related week
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Tuesday 7 May : the first videos
the
third, having had to drop out after sustaining frost-bitten feet), the
Scot Dave Mill in his solo attempt, and the two Swedes Tom and Tina
Sjogren. Frenchman Jean-Louis Etienne, on the route from the North Pole
-> Greenland, continues drifting on board his futuristic capsule
"Polar Observer", together with his dog Lynet. Singapore's
Khoo Swee Chiow accompanied by his guide Paul Landry arrived at the
pole on Sunday 5 May at 6.50 p.m. having covered (picking up fresh supplies
en route) 771 km in 45 days. To avoid having to surf via this "live"page,
visitors should click on the "live" button on the home page
of our site.
