The Swedish Ice Man of Siberia

[arctic hobo]

If anyone here buys Geographical magazince (or can buy it) there's a fantastic article on Mikael Strandberg - very bushcrafty :biggthump

 

[JakeR]

Feb issue?

 

[Abbe Osram]

If anyone here buys Geographical magazince (or can buy it) there's a fantastic article on Mikael Strandberg - very bushcrafty :biggthump

I dont know but maybe I found his webpage for you:

http://www.strandberg.se/index_org.html

is it this guy?

cheers
Abbe

 

[Viking]

He has been out there for a while and there is also an old thred about his expedition

http://www.siberia.nu

 

[arctic hobo]

I dont know but maybe I found his webpage for you:

http://www.strandberg.se/index_org.html

is it this guy?

cheers
Abbe

That's the chap. I thought a number of you would know him. :biggthump
Yes it's the current issue, just out.

 

[Donald]

That's the chap[Mikael Strandberg]. I thought a number of you would know him. :biggthump
Yes it's the current issue, just out.

The February 2005 issue shown here at the moment:
http://www.geographical.co.uk/ ?? Of Geographical The Magazine of the Royal Geographical Society.

I do not see the article listed, but that does not mean its not there, so I thought I would ask. I don't know if I can get it here (USA)or not, might be at a bookstore magazine rack or newstand. It does appear that possibly lated the text part might be posted.

Besides, I have to reorient my thinking or I pop over to this site when I hear...Geo.... http://www.nationalgeo.com/

On the other hand I just attended a lecture here in Miami, Florida USA, Madagascar - Its Palms and Their Future"
Lecture is presented by Dr. John Dransfield, Head of Palm Research at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, England.

 

[arctic hobo]

Right magazine, wrong month. It's the latest, I guess that means the March issue