VIEWPOINT '87: FURTHEST NORTH
PAUL CLEARY
/ 1987 / 52'
In 1986, the English explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, accompanied by Mike Stroud, attempted to reach the North Pole on foot, without the help of dogs or planes, pulling a sledge of 6 tons over about 870 km of arctic desert. The aim was to cover the distance in 60 days but the attempt failed due to bad weather and hayardous environmental conditions.
Director
PAUL CLEARY