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12-02-2001
THE DANISH SOUTH POLE EXPEDITION ON DR TV


12-02-2001
LECTURE TOUR AND PUBLICATION OF BOOK ON THE EXPEDITION


21-01-2001
THE RETURN JOURNEY HAS STARTED


20-01-2001
THE WORLD'S LEAST HOSPITABLE PLACE?


17-01-2001
ASKING FOR FINE WEATHER IN THREE LOCATIONS


12-02-2001 :

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Foto: Dansk Sydpols Ekspedition

The first danes ever, 37 years old Kristian Joos and 43 years old Gregers Gjersoe, have completed their expedition on skis to the Sout Pole. On January the 12th. they arrived to the most Southern part of the Earth after travelling 55 days from Hercules Inlet on the Western Antarctic. The 1200 km from the coast to the South Pole were covered with an impressive average of 21,8 km per day. The expedition was "unsupported" - Kristian and Gregers were taking all provisions and equipment with them on two pulks weighing 120 kg each, hauled uphill until they reached their goal.

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So far : 1111,1 km <
> Left : 0,0 km


(the map is compensated, globeeffect)
Position 12 Januar 2001 : 90,000 S - 80,000 W
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