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Polar Preet breaks Antarctic records and is recovering at Union Glacier - Vimarsana News

Polar Preet breaks Antarctic records and is recovering at Union Glacier

Following a delayed rendezvous because of weather and polar terrain, Polar Preet has rendezvoused with her pilot and has taken off to head to Union Glacier in Antarctica. British Army officer Captain Preet Chandi – known as Polar Preet – is expected to spend some time recovering at Union Glacier, the Antarctica base camp, before leaving the continent.

Army captain breaks record for longest solo female polar expedition - Vimarsana News

Army captain breaks record for longest solo female polar expedition

Harpreet Chandi has so far travelled 868 miles across Antarctica in temperatures as cold as -50C

Preet Chandi: Woman sets new record for polar expedition - Vimarsana News

Preet Chandi: Woman sets new record for polar expedition

Preet Chandi, known as Polar Preet, travels 868 miles (1,397 km) across Antarctica alone.

Source: bbc.co.uk
'Polar Preet' makes history for second time in 75-day trek across Antarctica - Vimarsana News

'Polar Preet' makes history for second time in 75-day trek across Antarctica

The 33-year-old Army physiotherapist is battling temperatures as low as minus 50c.

Captain Polar Preet ready to break another record in the South Pole - Vimarsana News

Captain Polar Preet ready to break another record in the South Pole

British Army officer Captain Preet Chandi has made it to the last degree, which means she is just under 60 nautical miles from the South Pole. Capt Chandi, also known as Polar Preet, has completed day 51, (January 5th), of her 1,100-mile solo trek – a challenge that will see her become the first woman to cross the continent alone with nothing but a 120kg pulk (a sledge used to carry equipment across the snow).