Day 52 to the Southpole

Jan 5
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We started the day with grim weather forecasts of whiteout and poor visibility, even the possibility of snow. BUT the weather gods were on our side, and we were blessed with a small patch of blue sky right above our heads for almost the entire day. It felt amazing to be able to see! It’s such an underrated thing that you completely forget about in everyday life.

We’re now a quarter of the way into 89 degrees, and there are actually only double-digit kilometers left — which feels pretty magical considering that 52 days ago we started with a four-digit number of kilometers remaining!!

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