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It's Monday January the 29th, 2001, at the end of the world. It's early morning in the desolate, frigid landscape of the Antarctic Peninsula, a land of seemingly

endless ice and snow.

More than a thousand kilometers from the southern tip of South America. It's a place of unforgiving isolation.

A biting gale blasts across the tundra. It whips up tiny bullets of ice which flurry all around reducing visibility.

Inside a cave dug out of tough snow on the side of a steep cliff. Two lifelong friends are hunkered down in a small tent.

Australian explorers Peter Bland and Jay Watson are alone in this vast white wilderness.

They've secured their tent with ropes and skis, but it still shakes violently in the

storm.

The pair are nearing the end of an astonishing

adventure, but today it's clear they're going nowhere.

I was blowing like 60 knots, like 100 kilometers an hour and the wind was buffeting us

but all we're going to do today is stay put in our tent and let the storm blow over.

The only problem is their food supplies are outside packed inside two sleds secured 10 paces away.

They'll need to get them at some point.

With temperatures well below freezing, stepping outside for any reason

could spell disaster. Still, Peter volunteers. I'll step out of the tent and I'll go and get the food out of the sleds and I'm coming

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