Antarctic Oasis: Under the Spell of South Georgia
After twenty-five years of cruising the world's oceans, renowned blue-water sailors Pauline and Tim Carr found themselves being drawn to the lonely places of the higher latitudes to experience earth's last, scarcely touched regions. Antarctic Oasis records the culmination of those exploits. True adventurers, the Carrs have lived year-round on South Georgia for five years—its only civilian inhabitants—experiencing a way of life that has all but vanished from our modern world.\ A center of the...
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An account of one couple's life on a remote island beyond the Polar Front, a tale to rival the exploits of the great nineteenth-century explorers. Island Magazine - Tony Gibbs Antarctic Oasis: Under the Spell of South Gerogia is a illustrated story of daily life at the edge of known world. Through the Carr's conversational text and dramatic color photographs, one experiences a sense of how stupendous an actual vist must be.
\ Tony GibbsAntarctic Oasis: Under the Spell of South Gerogia is a illustrated story of daily life at the edge of known world. Through the Carr's conversational text and dramatic color photographs, one experiences a sense of how stupendous an actual vist must be. \ — Island Magazine\ \
