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Final dispatch...
31 May 2005
The victorious team arrived back at London’s Heathrow Airport on 2nd May to be greeted by their families and Jerry del Missier, Managing Director of Barclays Capital. Having each lost a stone and a half in weight during the grueling 37-day expedition,... Read more
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  Andrew, Tom and George being greeted by the world’s press at Heathrow Airport

Andrew, Tom and George being greeted by the world’s press at Heathrow Airport

The long journey home
28 Apr 2005
Well we're still at the Pole. In fact, thanks to the drift, we are about 4 miles away from the Pole, waiting for our little ski planes to come and pick us up and take us home.

36 hours after arriving at the North Pole, it's only just starting to sink... Read more
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Searching for a runway

Day 37 - The Pole at last
27 Apr 2005
We've arrived at the top of the world! It's been a long final day, nothing like as straightforward as we had hoped, and we're all absolutely shattered. But to be standing here at the North Pole, the centre of the Earth's axis, looking south in every... Read more
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Day 37 – They've done it!!
26 Apr 2005
At 13:32 GMT today, Tom Avery and his team made it to the North Pole, 7 miles ahead of Peary's 1909 expedition. A full dispatch will follow from Tom shortly.
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Day 36 - Fighting against the drift
25 Apr 2005
After successfully crossing yesterday's giant lead, we thought we had reached the promised land - pan after pan stretching all the way to the northern horizon with and no signs of open water.

And that's how it continued for the whole of today and we... Read more
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