September 22, 2016Comments are closed sur Cap sur Sydkap !
We left the comfy Harefjord camp to begin, with a smaller team (the biologists, glaciologist and journalists left us), the last part of the expedition : reaching and studying the narwhals from SydKap, located at the mouth of the large Nordvestfjord where are cruising the bigest Scoresby's Icebergs.
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September 19, 20163 comments
The restless crossing on the speedboat didn't stop the free diver Laurent Marie. He has decided this time to go down into the "mouth" of the gigantic glacier. Evrard and Yann shared this adventure.
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September 17, 2016Comments are closed Look at what the marine world wants to tell us
EXPLANATION - After her increadible Iceline tale , Gaëlle is explaining us how under water recording are usefull.
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September 16, 2016Comments are closed on "Imagine, install, and through this Iceline? Beautiful, unique, unreal "
TESTAMONY – Gaëlle, software engineer in Grenoble, is telling us of a once in a life-time experience : the day she walks over a glacier, on a Highline.
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September 13, 2016Comments are closed on Closer to the icebergs
TALE – Evrard and Laurent have finally join us, the mission can carry on. The last days of rest on Harefjord base camp has really perk us up, we all want to go for new adventures !
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September 9, 2016Comments are closed sur « Notre navire s’enfonce toujours un peu plus dans l’océan glacial Arctique »
TESTAMONY – The free diver Laurent Marie explain us his journey abord Ingkasi's speedboat.
A freezing crossing, in between huge, mesmerizing but relentless Icebergs.
September 9, 2016Comments are closed on "Donna Wood Donna Wood, do you copy? "
TALE – At the camp, it's a peaceful day. Everyone is betting on Evrard and Laurent arrival time. In the afternoon, hearing the noise of an engine, we climb up the rocks behind the camp. We were expecting to see Ingkasi speedboat looming between the icebergs, and we are all surprised to see the Donna Wood coming straight to us. We rejoice at seeing again this oak tall ship that brought us from Iceland to Greenland.
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September 8, 2016Comments are closed sur The Scoresby Mission – Overview, part 1 (English)
Iceland was our gateway to Greenland’s East coast. We all landed in Reykjavik on July 13th in the evening, and drove through the night to the little harbor of Húsavík on the north coast. The next morning, we got onboard the Donna Wood, a 100-year old Danish lighthouse ship used today by the whale watching company North Sailing for tours in Greenland. It took three days to sail across the Arctic ocean to the 400 people strong settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit, one of the most isolated village on earth.
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septembre 7, 2016Comments are closed sur Comment communiquer depuis l’autre bout du monde ?
EXPLANATION – You had been able to read many news, on the muskoxen, glacier experimentsand life in the base camp, ... But how did we communicate from the midle of nowhere, lost in between the glaciers or the earth of the tundra ? Let's focus on one of the main issue (another one!) of the expedition.
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septembre 7, 20162 comments
TALE – Thanks to satellites phones, we could gather news from Evrard, who left for Ittoqqortoormiit with the biologists Tanguy and Nicolas, the geophysicists Eric and Agnès, and the journalist Marie-Lilas to Constable Pynt Airport. I will also buy some more food supplies, rent two kayak, and welcome the free diver Laurent Marie.
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