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Day 3 to the Southpole

  • Writer: Emma Gyllenhammar
    Emma Gyllenhammar
  • Nov 17, 2025
  • 1 min read

The sun is still shining brilliantly, and the skies remain blue. Today was a significant day — we covered 36 km to Constellation Inlet and a little back again. We're very satisfied with our effort, though we can certainly feel the length of the journey. Having reached our furthest point north, we can now tick off the 'inner coastal start' and aim directly for the South Pole!

 
 
 

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