Swept away : adrift between Alaska and Siberia /
Dansercoer, Dixie,1962-
Tielt : Lannoo,
c2005
In 2005 Dixie Dansercoer and Troy Henkels accepted the challenge to journey from Alaska to Siberia.  They would cross unsupported--skiing, walking, swimming and paddling--relying solely on their polar experience, determination and their passion for ice and snow.  The moving ice masses of the Bering Strait are unique polar territory, a  ghostly and mysterious world of high powered ice movements.
"The Bering Strait Odssyey 2005 under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Philippe."
Lyrics: The passion to preform (by Jean Bosco Safari) Forewordard -- Prologue -- Map and locations -- A history of discovery -- A first encounter with the Bering Strait -- Recent crossing attempts -- Texpeditiontin on the home front -- The rules of adventure -- Greenland training January 2005 -- Cold transition: Belgium to Wales -- Operation plans -- Eight days on the ice -- Post expedition -- Appendix 1, Alaska and global warming -- Appendix 2, Equipment list and expedition scenarios -- Epilogue -- Thank you.
In 2005 Dixie Dansercoer and Troy Henkels accepted the challenge to journey from Alaska to Siberia.  They would cross unsupported--skiing, walking, swimming and paddling--relying solely on their polar experience, determination and their passion for ice and snow.  The moving ice masses of the Bering Strait are unique polar territory, a  ghostly and mysterious world of high powered ice movements.
Bering Strait Odyssey (2005)
Adventure and adventurers
Bering Strait.