Hey! Thank you so much!! They did end up working out, but I’ll cover that more in the later videos 😉 But that’s so cool! I hope she enjoys them! And of course! There is plenty more to come!!

Ahh thanks!! I’m glad ☺️☺️

Thank you!! And I will ☺️

Thank you! I’m glad!!

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Thanks so much! I’m pretty behind in posting but I’ll get back into it!!

I would agree! I loved it so much! Amazing that you did EBC! I’d love to do that someday ☺️ But I hope you make it to ABC, it’s stunning there too 🙌

Sadly I don’t think these were! The shoes didn’t last more than another hiking season, and the pants zipper broke on this trip. Hahah.

@@GoneVenturing That’s very possible they were counterfeit then. If you’re ever in China like Ghuanzou (sorry spelling) they have market after market with product overruns. Your videos are awesome! I’ve always wondered what it’s like to live in the South Pole. You bring it to life! Almost can feel the chill in the air when you went outside. I like to cruise on cruise ships and watch a Russian icebreaker take on the North Pole. I’m fascinated by these remote parts of world! I told fellow cruisers that you not only need lots of money but you need balls to do what you’re doing. Kudos! Can’t wait to see if you venture back to the South Pole!

@@JamesBaker-qx1cx Yeah fair! I’ve heard it can be hit or miss, so just don’t get any really critical gear from those shops. The boots were the big risk but they got me through! Haha. Ahh thank you so much! I’m really happy that you’ve enjoyed the South Pole videos! It’s a really special place. Sadly I don’t think I’ll be going back for some time as I’m currently settling down in NZ. But I’m missing making videos and would like to start up again. It’s just the getting to it and doing it!

I guess I could! Though it would be February for these ones! Why? If you don’t mind me asking!

@@GoneVenturing mainly just curiosity. And I would be nice to know what it's like their depending on the time

Nope! We stayed in villages the whole way and the guest houses all had a little restaurant. And the food we cheap. So no stove or cooking needed! Also I totally agree on the cheap tools thing! I would never say to get super vital things that are cheap or poorly made. But certain things that aren’t going affect your safety (like an extra pair of pants) I don’t think it matters too much.

I’ve been able to do it because of the work I do! I spent an entire year in Antarctica which allowed me to save up a lot of money since there isn’t much to spend on. I’m back to working now!

@@GoneVenturing I've seen some of the work you do from your videos and I have done similar work, nothing with fuel and airplanes but i have worked in warehousing, distribution, and inventory. Yet I've never had or been aware of any opportunity to travel around the world for work. So, there must be a stark difference between us. Perhaps your education and experience. Im not asking for a resume, just a bit more information so that i might tweek mine, and perhaps move my experience in that direction.

Honestly it just started with a gap year. I finished my undergraduate studies and decided that I wanted to take a year break before continuing and getting my masters. Through traveling and just meeting people that we’re out doing cool things, my eyes were opened to some of the opportunities that were out there, like Antarctica. And then I just did work that was similar and relevant. For example, working with wine (tanks, pumps, and hoses) is very similar to working with fuel! And yeah, just networking and working hard!

@@GoneVenturing wow thats crazy. Ive worked as a lift driver, roll clamp, flat clamp, high reach, stand up loaders, with computers rf scanners inventory. When i saw your video i thought well hey why dont i go do what i do some where besides here? Right. So i dont how or what have to do to get there. But in a world so hopeless, thanks. You have inspired me to look to the future.

Ahh, those are definitely super valuable skills, particularly in Antarctica! There are a wide variety of jobs to look into. I would check into supply, cargo, etc. Those jobs are all listed through the PAE job portal! New jobs for the year always go live on Jan 1!