Polar Passage
Polar Passage by Jeff MacInnis, published by Random House of Canada in 1990, is a reprint edition comprising 175 pages. This book chronicles the journey of MacInnis and photographer Mike Beedell as they navigate the harsh high-Arctic landscape, equipped with advanced diving suits and mountaineering gear. Their expedition involves sailing, dragging, and sliding their 450-pound catamaran, The Perception, through challenging conditions, presenting a vivid account of their struggle and survival.
Readers will find an engaging narrative that highlights the difficulties faced in extreme environments, emphasizing themes of nature and resilience. The book offers insights into the physical and mental challenges encountered during their Arctic adventure. Through MacInnis’s detailed storytelling, the reader is immersed in the realities of high-Arctic exploration, making it a notable addition for those interested in fiction that intertwines with the natural world.
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Starting in July, 1986, dressed in high-tech diving suits and mountaineering gear, Jeff MacInnis and photographer Mike Beedell sailed, dragged and slid their 450-pound catamaran, The Perception, through the brutal high-Arctic environment. An enthralling story of struggle and survival. HC: Random House (Canada).
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