Fedor Konyukhov is a Russian traveler who has visited both the North and South Poles, he has also climbed the seven highest mountains of the world. He has been to many land and sea expeditions and, of course, he has conducted five round the world trips on his own! When Fyodor was a child, he dreamed of travelling and admired Russian explorers. He wanted to repeat their travels and in 1977 he followed Vitus Bering's route. Later, he went to Kamchatka, Sakhalin, and Chukotka on a sailing ship. Konyukhov has learnt how to survive in the ice desert, how to build a small house, how to live in low temperatures, and how to ride in a sled. In total, he has made more than 40 sea expeditions so far, and even became a world record holder, as he managed to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a rowboat in 46 days! His longest trip lasted In total, the Konyukhov yacht has already covered a distance of 380 thousand miles, which as long as the distance between the Moon and the Earth. He cares about our nature — he travels on skis, sledges, yachts or boats, as well as on a bicycle or on horseback or a camel. However, he hasn't been to