as he and his team attempt to cross Antarctica in winter – the coldest journey on Earth.

Sir Ranulph Fiennes, will take on one of the last remaining polar challenges by attempting to cross Antarctica in winter – the coldest journey on Earth – with five colleagues and with the support of the Commonwealth and a number of sponsors.The Coldest Journey will also attempt to raise USD10 million for Seeing is Believing, a global charitable initiative to fight avoidable blindness.

On 21 March 2013, the six expedition members will begin a six month journey. During this six month period the team will travel nearly 4,000 kilometres, mostly in complete darkness in temperatures as low as -90°C. They will have to be entirely self-sufficient and there will be no search and rescue facility available, as aircraft cannot penetrate inland during winter, due to darkness and risk of fuel freezing.

Sealey Tools, have been most happy to help, in a small way with numerous tools and equipment, but contribute never the less, to this amazing expedition, by providing a Sealey Bottle Jack, angle grinders, compressor and high vis hose to the team.

Sealey will be keeping up to date with the journey throughout the coming months and will be keeping any interested readers informed through their Facebook page ,which will be launching soon.