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Auctioneer Paul Fosh to hang up snow gear after Arctic ultra

Extreme freezing temperature adventurer Paul Fosh is set to hang up his snow shoes after completing his latest adventure in the Arctic.

Auctioneer Paul Fosh takes on in Arctic ultra adventure

Extreme adventurer Paul Fosh has set off into the Arctic wastes and into the life-threatening sub zero conditions.

Whitehorse Daily Star: Montane Yukon Arctic Ultra underway

Endurance athletes gear up for the Yukon's cold — and this year, slippery — wilderness

The ultra race that bills itself as the world's coldest and toughest is back. This year, organizers are urging competitors and spectators to bring studs and spikes.

5 of the World's Most Grueling Ultramarathons

Running through extreme heat, elevation, snow or rough terrain in an ultramarathon is a challenge designed to defeat all but the most determined.

Auctioneer set for 'unfinished business' in 430-mile Arctic ultra

IT'S just not cold enough for Arctic adventurer Paul Fosh. The extreme athlete and Gwent property expert is worried that at just -10c it is far too…

Paul Fosh has to pull out of Arctic challenge with Covid

EXTREME adventurer Paul Fosh is kicking his heels back in Monmouthshire after being struck down with covid during his epic Lapland ultra attempt.

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EXTREME adventurer Paul Fosh is making the final arrangements before heading into the life-threatening sub-zero conditions of the Arctic Circle.

Paul Fosh Auctions team in Three Peaks of Wales for Llamau

Newport's ultra auctioneer faces ultimate extreme challenge

He said: "I've entered the summer Montane Spine event. It's 268 miles over about six-and-a-half days with lots of altitude. I'm very, very nervous and also very, very excited. It doesn't compare to anything I've done before. "I've got a good idea of what's in store and that's what's making me nervous, which is a good thing. "It's full on. Running over all sorts of terrain, stopping when and where you can for rest, perhaps some sleep and then carrying on. "My biggest concern, perhaps strangely, is if I will be able to get enough water. In the Yukon, that's not a problem, you just melt some snow or ice.