Briton aims to be first woman to solo both poles

Briton aims to be first woman to solo both poles

LONDON Laid neatly on a deserted London office floor in parallel lines designed to meet at the North Pole, 60 days' worth of energy-charged packages wait for Rosie Stancer.
Each contains roughly five and half thousand calories in various forms, including fudge from the Prince of Wales's Highgrove estate. Together they are designed to fuel the diminutive 47-year-old Briton across land, ice and through water in her epic bid to become the first woman to journey alone to both poles.