The Female Explorer No. 5
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The Female Explorer No. 5 ist da. „Manchmal müssen wir die Kälte spüren, um unser eigenes Feuer zu nähren. Mit roten Wangen und gefrorenen Wimpern durch den Tiefschnee stapfen, entlang vereister Wände klettern oder ins eiskalte Wasser tauchen.“
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