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Trio and flags reflected in the South Pole ball
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ProgrammeK390Season1998-1999Copyright OwnerIceTrek ExpeditionsLocationSouth Pole
K390 Ice Trek
In 1998-99 Eric Philips skied to the South Pole with Jon Muir and Peter Hillary. The expedition of 1425 km and 84 days started from Ross Island and pioneered a new route up the Shackleton Glacier. However, plagued by team difficulties, they were airlifted from the South Pole
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Antarctica NZ (10th Sep 2015). Trio and flags reflected in the South Pole ball. In Website Antarctica NZ. Retrieved 5th Mar 2021 09:18, from https://adam.antarcticanz.govt.nz/nodes/view/29820