Thursday afternoon I finally left the South Pole. It has been so nice to hang out with this legend Hannah McKeand. She is the camp manager and she has skied to the South Pole 6 times! I’ve had a good rest and been eating lots. It wasn’t easy to leave the warmth, good food and
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I am having really nice days at the South Pole. Resting, eating and socializing. I’m still so happy that I made it here or that we made it! It wouldn’t been possible without my big sponsors Spitsbergen Travel and Fjällnäs. Also a big thank you to Haglöfs, Blåband, Outmeals, Hilleberg, Åsnes, Fjellpulken, SARinfo, Devold, Outnorth,
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My record time is 38 days 23 hours and 5 minutes. That is how long it took me, starting from Hercules Inlet at the edge of Antarctica to the middle at the South Pole. The ski journey has been amazing, but the last week has also been hard. When I had 8 kilometers left to
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I am so happy to be here at the Amundsen–Scott Station at the South Pole, having rest days, amazing food and great company. When I got here two days ago I was immediately welcomed by Hannah McKeand, and Hannah is the woman that had the speed record for skiing the Hercules Inlet to the South
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After a lovely welcome at the Amundsen-Scott-base at the South Pole, with champagne and a chef making some delicious food, I have chatted away on the satellite phone with my family and Swedish journalists. This is what my first live-interview from the South Pole sounded like in Swedish, on channel 4. There is also a
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Wohoooo I made it!!!!!!! Unbelievable! I am soo happy and stoked about this. I cant believe I’ve skied over 1000 kilometers to get here! I am now having a cup of tea inside a warm tent and the chef here will cook me dinner. I’m in heaven! It took me just about 39 days to
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There is only 25 kilometer left to the South Pole. This was my position yesterday. And today I will push my pretty tired body to reach the 90 degree mark. I dont want to push it too hard, because I have a return journey in mind, but I will push it. Follow me and my
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I am getting closer to the South Pole. 57 kilometers left. It has been tough the last few days. Harder, slower, higher, colder, whiter. But I guess I am stubborn and might even get a womens world record if I reach the South Pole before the 25th. “It is still looking good to get to
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I don’t get much update about what is going on in the world out here, but my sister told me that the situation in Aleppo is really bad. So I thought I’ll ski for all these innocent people in Syria today and hope that the worlds leaders and organisations can do something for peace.  

You might think that I’m very cold here in Antarctica. Well in the tent, if there’s sun, it can be between 30 and 35 plus degrees! But it’s not that warm outside. Today was -20 degrees plus wind. And it’s definatly colder now when I’m at almost 2700 meter of altitude. 33 kilometers today and
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