Picture Galleries
During some of the expeditions we have followed, participants have sent us pictures either during the expedition or after they came back. They are centralised in this section in the form of commented picture galleries.
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Landscapes, men and sledges
Published on 17.04.2007 - 23 pictures
Picture gallery featuring landscapes encountered by Alain and Dixie during the Arctic Arc expedition.
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Stormy weather, efforts and bears
Published on 17.04.2007 - 20 pictures
Picture gallery illustrating the difficulties encountered by Alain and Dixie on a regular basis (except for the bears ... at least we hope so).
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Teamwork, leads and measurements
Published on 17.04.2007 - 25 pictures
A picture gallery describing everyday exploration activities: crevasses, leads, measurements and other scientific activities.
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First resupply
Published on 12.04.2007 - 19 pictures
These pictures illustrate the successfull resupply of the Arctic Arc expedition on the 40th day. Alain Hubert and Dixie Dansercoer were still some 250Km away from the North Pole.
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Departure in Siberia
Published on 21.03.2007 - 25 pictures
Photos of the departure of the 'Arctic Arc' expedition taken in Siberia by the french photographer Rene Robert.
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Pictures from the Polar Quest expedition
Published on 12.03.2007 - 10 pictures
These pictures were sent to us by Captain Sean Chapple, team leader of the Polar Quest expedition. Many thanks to him for this wonderful gallery.
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Arctic Arc Round up
Published on 28.02.2007 - 17 pictures
Here are a few key moments from this Arctic Arc adventure.
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Arctic Arc: Departure from Brussels
Published on 26.02.2007 - 9 pictures
Alain Hubert and Dixie Dansercoer leaving Brussels for the Arctic Arc expedition.
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Arctic Arc Launch Press Conference
Published on 14.02.2007 - 11 pictures
Arctic Arc Launch Press Conference.
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Ultimate Arctic Crossing - part 1
Published on 05.02.2002 - 32 pictures
Belgians Alain Hubert & Dixie Dansercoer on the longest TransArctic crossing ever attempted - from New Siberian Islands to Ward Hunt (Canada), that is to say more than a 2000 km trek - unassisted. Here is the expedition picture gallery part I.
