Aaron Linsdau wanted to become the first American to ski from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole and back. It would be a brutal journey of over 1,400 miles, in sub-zero temperatures. He also wanted to do this alone. During the attempt, he set the world record for the longest solo expedition to the South Pole in history.
Aaron Linsdau wanted to become the first American to ski from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole and back. It would be a brutal journey of over 1,400 miles, in sub-zero temperatures. He also wanted to do this alone. During the attempt, he set the world record for the longest solo expedition to the South Pole in history.
