Jesper Olsen fell from his dogsled and was cut by his knife during a patrol in northern Greenland. As a member of the Sirius patrol, he was 500 miles north of the Arctic Circle, one of the most isolated places on Earth. The average temperature was -25 degrees Fahrenheit with brutal winds. Though prepared for the harsh conditions, Jesper had not anticipated being injured. After reassuring his partner Rasmus that he was okay, Jesper remained calm despite his pain, remembering his training as a Sirius patroller to keep calm in any difficult situation.
Jesper Olsen fell from his dogsled and was cut by his knife during a patrol in northern Greenland. As a member of the Sirius patrol, he was 500 miles north of the Arctic Circle, one of the most isolated places on Earth. The average temperature was -25 degrees Fahrenheit with brutal winds. Though prepared for the harsh conditions, Jesper had not anticipated being injured. After reassuring his partner Rasmus that he was okay, Jesper remained calm despite his pain, remembering his training as a Sirius patroller to keep calm in any difficult situation.
Jesper Olsen fell from his dogsled and was cut by his knife during a patrol in northern Greenland. As a member of the Sirius patrol, he was 500 miles north of the Arctic Circle, one of the most isolated places on Earth. The average temperature was -25 degrees Fahrenheit with brutal winds. Though prepared for the harsh conditions, Jesper had not anticipated being injured. After reassuring his partner Rasmus that he was okay, Jesper remained calm despite his pain, remembering his training as a Sirius patroller to keep calm in any difficult situation.
In wintertime in northern Greenland, there's not a single ray of sunlight for more than three months. The average temperature is 25 degrees below zero, Fahrenheit (32 degrees below zero, Celsius), and the wind is brutal. As a Sirius patrolier, traveling by dogsled across Greenland, Jesper had taken the weather into consideration. He was also prepared for unruly dogs, a heavy sted, and the difficult landscape. What he hadn't anticipated was that his knife would come loose and that he would land on it, the blade cutting into his thigh
“You OK?" his partner, Rasmus Jorgensen,
asked
“Yeah.” Jesper replied.
Jesper and Rasmus were 500 miles (805 kilo-
meters) north of the Arctic Circle. in one of the ‘most isolated places on. Earth. Tt was four days into his first trip as a Sirius patroller, and he lay on the snow, pain washing over him. He convinced hin- self, within a few moments, that he would be all right. During his intense training, hed learned to remain calm no matter how difficult the situation, and he remembered the Sirius motto! Whenever