Has anyone ever fully documented a trip across Antarctica, complete with video of the trek all the way across the continent?
It seems strange to see the way Sebastian Copeland has chosen to document his world record breaking expedition in 2011-2012:
FACEBOOK TIMELINE: Here's his facebook page with bizarre timeline that goes on and on and on, endlessly repeating the same material in different
ways. The actual expedition was in 2011-2012, but I didn't have the patience to scroll back that far:
www.facebook.com...
will sit through it later and update the thread here as to what I actually find in 2011. UPDATE: After scrolling for 30 minutes I got to the first
post of the trek. It starts on October 24, 2012 at Day 8 of the trek, documented from a perspective of historical narrative. I'd thought they would
have diary entries, buy apoarantly not.
YOUTUBE DOCUMENTARIES: Heres his YouTube channel with all the "documentary" clips that supposedly document his epic trek:
www.youtube.com... seems strangely devoid of real footage of an 80+ day trek. Check out the pageviews of the
videos:
KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN: Here's his kickstarter campaign that seems to have been fully funded in 2011, then the comments just sorta stop mid sentence
with no follow up:
www.kickstarter.com...
PUBLISHED WORKS ON AMAZON: Then there's the book he was going to write about the Antarctica trek, which never came out, but instead the list of
published works are all about climate change and endless works covering his multiple north pole treks:
Amazon Book List
This whole thing seems so bizarre ...what am I missing?
It all nearly has the "feel" of a fake news story? Why would he fake this stuff?
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link
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