I want to say a big thank you to Hanna, Kristoffer, Dennis and Lars that has helped me along the way with support, blogging, logistics, advices and everything else. Thank you for making my adventure so damn good! I also want to thank all my fantastic friends and family that has given me little surprises
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Almost 39 days skiing to the South Pole and 12 days kiting back, with a total of 2 270 kilometers. I don’t think I fully understand that I’m finished! Done! Made it! And it all went so well. Unbelievable. No more kilometers to cover. I’m feeling so happy. And a little bit sad that it’s
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I kited 200 kilometers yesterday and only have 40 to go. I have almost reached the coast and have mountains and glaciers all around me. It is more beautiful then I can remember. I am standing outside of my tent in the last day of solitude, taking it all in, wishing that this adventure could
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Here I am, trying to keep my kite in the air while taking a selfie.  Yesterday, the wind was really good in the morning and then it faded away. I had to have many breaks on the pulka, but it is not so bad in the sun and now when I am lower in altitude
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It is so amazing to get the chance to ski to the pole and kite the way back. Looking back at all the preparations and sponsorship that made this expedition come true, I am proud to say that Spitsbergen Travel is part of it all. They specialize in adventures on Svalbard, which is an amazing
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Before I left on this expedition I thought I would get tired of the freeze dried food. But no. For every lunch and dinner I look forward to BlåBands outdoor meals. Sometimes I add dried fish from Havgull, spices, cheese and always butter. For breakfast I’m eating homemade müsli with ingredients from Eidehandel. And in
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Yesterday was a bumpy ride and the pulka flipped over up-side-down. But today I have kited a whole degree, 119 kilometer. “The last part today was amazing. The sastrugi has calmed down, so the surface was really good, even some practice with the soft snow. The wind was perfect. I could just have the kite
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I sometimes get comments that I’m brave doing this expedition, but I have never thought of this trip as a brave thing to do. Skiing to the South Pole was more about handling the cold, working hard and being diciplined day after day. And enjoy it. But now when I’m kiting I admit that I
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Happy new year from Antarctica! I hope 2017 will be as good as 2016. The last couple of months has been absolutly fantastic and I think 2017 will start pretty damn good. Just give me some wind and I’m happy. I wish all my friends, family, sponsors and all of you that are following my
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This was my first full day of kiting and it is really amazing. Today I did 57 kilometer and tomorrow I am expecting more wind as I get down from the plateau.  It is great to be able to get longer distances and at the same time be more relaxed. As I do not have
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