EXPEDITION MEMBERS

Stephen Fisher
EXPEDITION LEADER
Aged 20. Second year Geologist at Pembroke College, Cambridge.
Previous Experience: British Schools Exploring Society (BSES) expedition to Svalbard '90. Leader of Young Explorer's Trust approved expedition to Sweden in 1991 (Swedex '91). Leader of The Exonian Vatnajökull Expedition, Iceland '92 (Royal Geographical Society approved). Geological field mapping experience in Arran, Cumbria, Iceland, and Skye.

Richard Pash
FUND RAISING
Aged 19. First year Chemist at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford.
Previous Experience: BSES Svalbard '90 expedition member. Member of Swedex '91. Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award. Travel experience in India 1992.

Walter Burrough
BASE CAMP MANAGER
Aged 19. First year Chemist at Imperial College, London.
Previous Experience: BSES East Greenland '91 expedition member. Member of The Exonian Vatnajökull Expedition, Iceland '92.

Rollo Home
Aged 19. Second year Geographer, at Queen Mary and Westfield College, London, studying in California.
Previous Experience: BSES Yukon '90 expedition member. Member of Swedex '91. Member of The Exonian Vatnajökull Expedition, Iceland '92.

Chris Keylock
Aged 20. Second year Geographer at Brasenose College, Oxford.
Previous Experience: Ten Tors event 1988 (35 mile) & 1990 (45 mile). Swedex '91 expedition member.

Jim Thacker
Aged 20. Second year Ecologist at Churchill College, Cambridge.
Previous Experience: BSES East Greenland '91 expedition member. Summer Alpine climbing experience, Chamonix '92. Ecology fieldwork experience in Surrey and Greenland.

Lucy Lloyd-Williams
Aged 19. Second year Psychologist at Warwick.
Previous Experience: Ten Tors 45 mile Event 1990. Travel experience in India 1992. Completing Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award.

Kristina Petersen
Aged 23. Second year Psychologist at Warwick.
Previous Experience: Travel Experience in India, America and Far East Asia. Three years medical training.

David Boulton
Aged 19. Second year Physicist at Pembroke College Cambridge.
Previous Experience: Coast to Coast foot path (190 miles). South Downs Way (80 miles). Geological field work in Arran and Cumbria.

Ages and dates refer to the academic year before the expedition (1992-93).
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