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Permissions
Appendices 117
Under the Antarctic Treaty it is law that individuals or groups planning to travel to
Antarctica must receive a permit from their relevant Antarctic body. British based
individuals or groups planning visits other than with registered tour operators should
contact the Polar Regions Section of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London for
required details.
Books:
ARNESEN, L & BANCROFT, A (2003) No Horizon’s so far: Two women and their
Extraordinary journey across the Antarctic. DaCapo Press. 253pp.
BANCROFT A. (2000) Four to the Pole!: The American Women's Expedition to
Antarctica, 1992-1993.
BOWERMASTER, J (1991) Crossing Antarctica. ISBN 0-593-02186X. Account of 7
month 3,500 miles dog sled expedition (1989/1990 Steger International
Transantarctic Expedition) which crossed longest axis of Antarctica from Antarctic
Peninsula to South Pole and then to Vostok and finishing in Mirny Station
BROWN, I (1999) Extreme South: Struggles and Triumph of the first Australian Team to
the Pole. Dummee, Australia. 255pp. An account of the 1997/98 Australian Team
of 3, manhauling from Berkner Island to the South Pole. ISBN: 1-86276-031-4
CORR, J (1993) The Snotsicle Travers. 215pp. Account of a 2 person ski trek from the
South Pole to the Ross Ice Shelf.
DE LA FERRIERE, L. (2000) Seule dans le vent des glaces [Alone in the Wind of Ice].
Robert Laffont, Paris: 230pp. ISBN: 2221092007. French text account of 2875km,
57 day solo trek from the South Geographic Pole to France's Dumont d'Urville
station on the coast of Adelie Land in 1999-2000.
FIENNES, R. (1993) Mind Over Matter. Reed Consumer Books Ltd, London: 230pp.
ISBN 1-85619-375-6. English text account of 1992–93 unsupported sled haul trek
across Antarctica.
FOTHERGILL, A. (1993) Life in the Freezer: a natural history of Antarctica. BCA,
London.
FUCHS, A (2001) In Shackletons Wake. Sheridan House Publishers, USA. A translation of
Arved Fuchs’ book ‘im Schatten des Pols’. 193pp. ISBN: 1-57409-138-7. 26 colour
and black and white photos.
FURSE, C (1986) Antarctic Year-Brabant Island Expedition. Croom Hill Publishers Ltd.
223pp. An account of an 18 month British military expedition including first tented
overwintering on Brabant Island
GILDEA, D (1998) The Antarctic Mountaineering Chronology. A list of first ascents in
Antarctica 1817-1998.
HALL, L (1989) The Loneliest Mountain: The dramatic story of the first expedition to
climb Mt Minto, Antarctica. Mountaineer Books. 232pp. NB there was a
documentary film made about this trip
HAMILTON, C, (2000) South Pole 2000: five women in search of adventure. Virgin
Publishing, London: 259pp. ISBN 1852278285. An account of the M&G ISA
British Women’s 1999 South Pole Expedition. Also published in Dutch and Italian.
HAUGE, O (1995) The Impossible Journey: unarmed to the South Pole. Pax Forlag AS,
Oslo: ISBN: 8253017596. English text account of unsupported Norwegian trek to
South Pole. One of the participants had lost both his arms in an accident when he
was 14 years old.