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1000 miles, 200+ kgs, 65 days, 3 mates, 1 mountain. Unsupported, using snow-kites to travel great distance, with massive loads at speeds up to 60 kmph this is the epic tale of Leo Houlding and teams daring dream to reach the summit of the most remote mountain on Earth; The Spectre, Antarctica.
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00:05I've never been in sand before, I'm leaving.
00:1688 degrees sand, 1.32 glass.
00:27It took like two hours to get up from the top of that hill to here.
00:32I am Jean, the French cook of the expedition.
00:38That boat just fully disappeared down a crevasse and started pulling me backwards into it.
00:43Shit, you saved my life.
00:55This is it, we're in the circuit of the Spectre.
00:58It's absolutely magnificent.
01:03Spectre's remote.
01:05We are the most remote people in the world right now.
01:26It's really pretty unpleasant here.
01:28I mean you could say that it's beautiful and wild, which is kind of true, but it's just brutally cold.
01:34I don't even like the cold.