ICE MAN. Ice Battle. How I walked alone across the entire Antarctic

In December 2018, American Colin O’braidy decided to cross Antarctica alone.
He had to:
- walk about 1,500 km on foot.
- pull a sleigh with luggles weighing 170 kg.
- strictly adhere to a meager ration of protein bars. Any breakdown can finish his journey ahead of schedule.
- put up a tent every time you need to celebrate the need.
- tolerate unbearable cold when the temperature drops to -50 ° C.
“The brutal, irresistible power of Antarctica is not in weather or unbearable cold, but in implicit destruction of reason - and this is the only thing that cannot be protected from.” ©
He will not have a second chance, any mistake can become fatal for his expedition. All that remains Colin is to continue to go forward, despite the pain of frostbite, fatigue, falling and wounds