[COMPLETE] Stories of North Pole Adventure by Frank Mundell - dc

[Steve]

I regret not noticing the sources of the historical artifacts in the Anchorage Museum (Inuit?).

Many artifacts were probably obtained from the Inuit but could have also have been recovered from abandoned campsites, maybe?

Thanks for PLing 10 - 11 & 12 now uploaded.

Steve

[craigdav1]

11-12 PL OK.

The near freezing temperatures of late make listening to these stories more real. I'm sitting in front of the fireplace right now wondering what I eat contains vitamin C.

[Steve]

The near freezing temperatures of late make listening to these stories more real. I'm sitting in front of the fireplace right now wondering what I eat contains vitamin C.

Well, if it's of any help could I suggest that you consider including food sources such as caribou liver, kelp, whale skin, and seal brain in your diet? Of course, these will have to be eaten raw or frozen because the vitamin C that they contain would unfortunately be destroyed by cooking.

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuit_cuisine)

Thanks for PLing 11 & 12 - Sections 13 & 14 now uploaded.

Steve

[craigdav1]

13-14 PL OK.

Raw caribou liver....

[Steve]

So, the story of Nansen brings this trip to a conclusion and apart from one questionable decision, seems to have been the best prepared and organised of all the expeditions detailed in the book.

Thanks for PLing 13 & 14 - Final Section 15 now uploaded.

Thanks also for PLing & MCing the project - I really appreciate it.

Cheers

Steve

[craigdav1]

15 PL OK. Finished!

Will catalog this later today. Busy morning. Great collection of stories.

[craigdav1]

All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/stories-of-north-pole-adventure-by-frank-mundell/

Let me know if anything is amiss.