Sir Ranulph Fiennes Collection

Sir Ranulph Twistleton Wykeham Fiennes, explorer, at the North Pole during the Transglobe Expedition. 11th April 1982

British Army Headless Valley expedition team. Pictured left to right, Corporal Skibinski, Captain Fiennes (Ranulph Fiennes), Tpr. McConnell and Corporal Cribbett. 6th April 1971

Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes and his team mates Dr Mike Stroud, Morag Howell and Laurence Howell pictured at Heathrow airport

Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes and his team mates pictured at Heathrow airport. They are flying out of London for the teams third attempt to walk unaided across the Arctic to the North Pole

HRH Prince Charles at the premiere of the film To The Ends of The Earth, pictured greeting Sir Ranulph Fiennes. The film is the story of the three year expedition led by British explorer Sir Ranulph

The Transglobe Expedition returns home, pictured, Sir Ranulph Fiennes on their arrival at Greenwich. 29th August 1982

Sir Ranulph Fiennes and Charles Burton at the North Pole during the Transglobe Expedition. 11th April 1982

Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, leader of a six man hovercraft expedition to the White Nile, which returned last Thursday, tries out a sister ship on the Thames at Putney

Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes (right) with Dr Mike Stroud. 26th October 1992

Bothy, the youngest and smallest member of the victorious Transglobe Expedition is joyfully reunited with his owners Sir Ranulph Fiennes (who was on the expedition)

Transglobe expedition leader Sir Ranulph Fiennes walks across the River Thames near Tower Bridge, using Jesus Boots, a pair of floats which have been specially designed for the expedition

The Transglobe Expedition returns home. Sir Ranulph Fiennes and his colleague Charlie Burton arriving at Greenwich. 29th August 1982

The Transglobe Expedition returns home. Sir Ranulph Fiennes aboard the Transglobe Expedition boat the Benjamin Bowrin, anchored off Southend Pier

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Sir Ranulph Fiennes, renowned explorer and leader of the Transglobe Expedition, stands proudly at the North Pole. His determination and unwavering spirit have brought him to this momentous point in his career. Alongside his team mates, he gazes out into the vast expanse of ice and snow, ready to conquer new frontiers. At Heathrow airport, Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes is captured in a photograph with his fellow adventurers. Their excitement is palpable as they prepare for their next great expedition. The world awaits their remarkable journey. HRH Prince Charles graces the premiere of the film "To The Ends of The Earth, " where he meets Sir Ranulph Fiennes himself. A true testament to his achievements, this encounter solidifies Sir Ranulph's status as an esteemed explorer admired by royalty. The triumphant return of the Transglobe Expedition fills hearts with joy as they arrive home. Among them is Sir Ranulph Fiennes, who wears a smile that reflects both exhaustion and triumph. Their incredible feat will forever be etched in history. In another breathtaking image from their Arctic adventure, Sir Ranulph Fiennes and Charles Burton stand side by side at the North Pole during the Transglobe Expedition. Together they have overcome unimaginable challenges and pushed boundaries like never before. Leading a six-man hovercraft expedition takes immense courage and expertise - qualities possessed by none other than Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes himself. With determination etched on his face, he fearlessly ventures into uncharted territories. On October 26th, 1992, Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes shares a moment with Dr Mike Stroud - a trusted companion throughout many daring expeditions. Their friendship has been forged through countless trials faced together in some of Earth's harshest environments. The British Army Headless Valley expedition team poses for a photograph, with Sir Ranulph Fiennes standing tall among them.