Man claims first solo Antarctica crossing but did he really do it ?

originally posted by: Phage

Of course those who don't believe the world is round will find it problematic.

Dude the pole is flat...

originally posted by: DoctorBluechip
When I was 33 I was physically in very good form I'd have walked that far or worked 10 hours a day plus for 6 days out of 7 . OBrady is at his peak , but his claim is still pushing the limits of belief , when he's dragging 400 pounds of food and equipment , in those temperatures .

Just because you would not have been able to do it, does not mean that others could not. The American Colin O'Brady, followed by the Brit, Capt Lou Rudd. A real achievement by both men. I will raised a glass to their effort and courage, and chuckle at others who seek to scoff at their achievement.

a reply to: paraphi

Irregardless of route... Damned impressive accomplishment!!

At my best, I couldn't have even dreamed of doing this.