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Chris Davenport has returned from his Antarctica skiing adventure. And the film crew that accompanied him (Granite Films) brought back some pretty amazing footage. Below is just a sample of what is being called Australis: An Antarctic Sky Odyssey. The full film should be released next summer. Hat tip: The…

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The World’s Great Towns, June 1997 Porto By the Editors The Numbers Population: 350,000 Climate: Vintner’s delight: hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters Number of McDonald’s: 8 Gestalt: Old World rehab-in-progress When a city tries to leap from the nineteenth century…

Outside magazine, December 2000   Perfect Pitch I HAVE TO TELL YOU that the article on El Capitan by Dan Duane (“Up on the Big Stone,” October) was quite simply one of the best pieces of writing on climbing—or on any subject, for that matter—I have ever…

In January, England's Olly Hicks, 26, set out from Tasmania to become the first person to row solo around Antarctica. His vessel: a 24-foot, fuel-cell-and-solar-panel-fortified boat called the Flying Carrot, which was designed to withstand 50-foot waves while navigating the storm-racked Southern Ocean. ABE STREEP caught up with Hicks—who rowed solo acr