Extreme unsupported expeditions through hottest desert, extreme winter & how to enjoy being alone - Louis-Philippe Loncke

Louis-Philippe Loncke surely ranks amongst the most extreme adventures out there, but he definitely put his name on the map when in 2008 he crossed the vast and deadly Simpson Desert in Australia in 35 days covering 800km, only using his own feet and carrying a heavy sled with him through the sand. Today he will share his experiences in these extreme environments, talk about his feast to cross Tasmania in the winter, and gives us an idea of what it means to be completely alone. Read more about Louis-Philippe at worldexplorererscollective.com The World Explorers Collective is a community that connects explorers and funds meaningful expeditions. Head to www.worldexplorerscollective.com to read about our expeditions and learn about how your adventures can get funded!