What’s the use of a fine house if you haven’t got a tolerable planet to put it on?
- Henry David Thoreau
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During May of 2018, The Outdoor Journal reported on five French explorers who were traversing Greenland’s toughest terrain.
Their goal was to complete 700km in 30 days. In the face of much adversity, the expedition finally made it home to Paris, having being trapped at the finish line without food, and unable to extract themselves due to bad weather. You can read about those final few days here, and a review of the Nixon Regulus, used during the Expedition here. In this article, written one month after the expedition, Maxime LainĂ© reflects upon this period in his life, and what it meant to him. (more…)
Nixon Regulus: Timekeeping on the Engagés Greenland Expedition
During May of 2018, The Outdoor Journal reported on five French entrepreneurs who were traversing Greenland’s toughest terrain. .
Engagés: La Finale
Throughout May 2018, The Outdoor Journal has been reporting on five French explorers who have been traversing Greenland’s toughest terrain. .
5 French Founders Visit Greenland to Traverse the World’s Largest Island
The Outdoor Journal has been updating our readers as to the progress of Engages, which you can read here. .
Virgin Earth: Mike Libecki Heads Back to Greenland to Climb Massive Tower
Standing over 1,000 feet taller than Yosemite’s El Capitan, the tower that Mike Libecki, Ethan Pringle, Keith Ladzinski and Andy Mann are hoping to climb over the next month is the kind of thing most climbers dream of.
