Whittles Publishing

Across the Edge

Author:	Peter Clutterbuck
Published:	2024
Format:	Paperback, 288 pages
Size:	280 × 210 × 20 mm

£19⁹⁹

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Embark on Epic Journeys

Join Peter Clutterbuck as he pushes the limits across oceans and continents, sharing thrilling tales of adventure and exploration.

Across the Edge: Pushing the Limits across Oceans and Continents by Peter Clutterbuck chronicles the author's extraordinary adventures spanning over 105 countries across all seven continents. As an engineer in the energy sector and an avid explorer, Clutterbuck's journeys include sailing across the Atlantic and singlehandedly across the Pacific, scaling unclimbed mountains in the Arctic and Antarctic, traversing Australia's deserts and the Empty Quarter of Arabia, and diving in the pristine waters of the Indian Ocean.

Embark on Uncharted Expeditions

Clutterbuck's high-risk expeditions have taken him to some of the most remote regions on the planet, requiring him to push technology—and himself—to the limit, in temperatures ranging from a numbing –40°C to the searing heat of 59°C. Meticulous planning in such desolate regions can be the difference between life and death. While the objective was always to 'get there', the excitement was in the journey. These stories come with a warning: that urgent action must be taken to preserve these wildernesses for future generations, and pollution must be reduced.

About the Author

Peter Clutterbuck is an adventurer, explorer, photographer, and best-selling author with a lifetime of experience living and working in harsh and remote parts of the world. His adventures have been featured in publications such as The Alpine Journal, Yachting World, The Guardian, and The Daily Telegraph, as well as on BBC, CNN, and ESPN.