Andrew Evans' bus trip to the Antarctica continues and now we find out what he's packing to get him there.

It’s a 10-week journey that National Geographic corespondent has been on as he rides buses from Washington DC to the South Pole — we think he’s somewhere around Argentina right now.

The series of stories for National Geographic “Bus2Antarctica” have been entertaining, insightful and full of those special travel moments everyone enjoys. And Andrew shows his travel savvy by following our first rule to long journeys: Have someone else pay for it.

But all this time, the one question we’ve had is, what is this guy packing?

Andrew finally answered us — though I doubt he heard us asking. In his most recent post, Andrew revealed every thing in his 37 pound pack –which he notes is not something he really has to carry, as much as he has to stuff under a seat.

Here’s the full list (and Andrew noted that he mailed all of his cold weather gear to his departure point when he sets sail across the ocean to hit the Antarctica):

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