Wednesday, Camp 4: Never a dull moment! Apart from being a truly beautiful day with exciting ice, blue sky, very little wind and the temperature almost reaching -30°C it was Naomi who did the song & dance.
After having impressed the team up there, having taken on her new world of Polar Ocean craziness like a duck to water – she did just that. A slight miss calculation saw her plunge into a lead and ended up soaking wet all the way to her chest! –
Amazingly, it did not ruffle her a bit, she stayed calm and sharp and was soon back on the right side of the ice. But it meant getting the tent up and fire up the stove and start drying – everything.
Still, they did another 20km and are now some 40km from the pole. Last Camp was set at: 89°39,1’N / 142°44,4’East.
Stay tuned, we are getting into the weekend, but will do our best to update the blog!

We are not so sure about the waiving as Polar Exploration is not really a spectator sport...