PHILIP DE ROO (1985) APELDOORN Last year we completed a trip that we will never forget! As a team we withstanded pitoraqs, cold and all sort of discomforts where safety was our priority number 1. With immense fun we organised upcoming trip with a great team of people and supporters around us! Just let the trip happen, we are completely ready! Experience it with us! ERIC SCHLAMEISEN (1969) UTRECHT I am really looking forward to upcoming expedition. Despite heavy weather, extreme cold, broken materials and our arguments during last year's trip, I think we are perfectly prepared to fulfil our next challenge. I can't wait to leave for Greenland again! JOEP BOVENS (1974) UTRECHT Now that our departure is in sight, the tension grows. We are so busy; work, exercise, preparations, media attention and lots more. Still I can hardly wait until the day that we will first launch our kites on the ice.

Team back in Holland, 2340km in 32 days Podcast 8 During their trip over the icecap, the team is supported from the Netherlands by basecamp coordinator Dennis Straathof. In case of emergencies they can reach Chris de Ridder, who is their expedition doctor, with a sattelite phone. Podcast 7 After a hard days of work on the Greenland Icecap, nothing is more welcome than the warmth of the stove that is used for cooking. But ofcourse climate neutral biofuel is used on the trip! Podcast 6 With less than a month to go before departure, all the materials and food for the Notice Expedition is shipped to Greenland. Podcast 5 A quick look inside the kitchen of Adventure Food. This is where the Notice Expedition team is busy with preparations of all the food for upcoming Greenland expedition. Podcast 4 After the 600km long east-west crossing of Greenland in 2007 the team returns to the Netherlands. Here the team barely recovers from their adventure... immediately preparations start for a south-north crossing that will take place in 2008. During that second expedition, Joep, Philip and Eric will try to cover an immense distance of 2500km solely relying on climate neutral energy sources. Podcast 3 Flashback on the east-west Greenland crossing that took place in 2007 as paret of the training for the ultimate south-north crossing in 2008. Podcast 2 Flashback on the east-west Greenland crossing that took place in 2007 as paret of the training for the ultimate south-north crossing in 2008. Podcast 1 Members of the team introduce themselves and explain what Notice means. Next top that, a short flashback to the start of the 2007 expedition. Podcast trailer 2007 and 2008 are oficially marked as the International Polar Years. A Dutch team, Eric Schlameisen, Philip de Roo and Joep Bovens took this opportunity to organise a double crossing of the Greenland icesheet under the name of Notice Expedition. This expedition will only rely on climate neutral energy sources, the sun, wind and biofuel. The first crossing took place in the spring of 2007, the next trip will be early summer 2008. During the expedition, the team will report their progress through frequent video updates that are displalyed on this site.