A Clare man is ready to undertake a very long and cold Siberian trek.
Sub zero temperatures are nothing to Anthony Galvin as he will be walking 1,400km across Siberia between the two coldest inhabited spots in the world.
He believes it is the coldest journey undertaken since Bowers, Wilson and Cherry-Gerrard’s six week trek in search of Penguin eggs in Antarctica 1911.
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Anthony spoke with Pat about why he wants to do the Trek in Siberia and his plans for the journey.
