If I imagined visiting the North Pole for one day, first I would need to dress appropriately for the weather. The temperatures are extremely cold there, and there are special clothes made from duck feathers that are designed especially for harsh environments. However, since there aren’t any buildings near the North Pole, finding hospitality without my own equipment is most likely impossible.
With my own equipment, I would still need to satisfy my hunger because, as I mentioned, there isn’t any local food available, so I’d have to bring my own. Then, at nighttime, staying warm is a must; duck feather clothing might not be enough, so bringing thick blankets would help keep me warm. Lastly, water will freeze, forming a block of ice, so I would need a thermos to prevent it from turning into ice.
All of these struggles just to see the Northern Lights—do you think it’s worth it? Well, I do.