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Kort notis på utsidan.se om projektet, va lite drygt 4 veckor sedan vi kom tillbaka men känns nästan som ett annat liv :)10 hours ago
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One of the worlds leading adventure blogs unexpectedly picked up our story and published it today at http://www.explorersweb.com/polar/news.php?id=20352 Follow the link to read the entire account of our journey!10 hours ago
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Its getting about time to round of this years expedition season on Greenland. Of the 5 expeditions that sat fot on the icecap close to Isortoq on the east coast only 2 made it all the way to point 660 on the west coast and we congratulate the 8 strong norwegians that made it yesterday! Starting 15:th of September all activity on the icecap will be forbidden until beginning of April when the expeditions will start once again going the other direction, west - east.10 hours ago
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Då börjar det bli dags att runda av expeditionssäsongen på Grönland för i år. Av de fem expeditioner som satte sin fot på isen vid Isortoq nu under hösten var det bara 2 expeditioner som kom fram och vi gratulerar årets andra expedition som kom in igår http://greenland2011.wordpress.com! Från och med i övermorgon är det förbjudet att befinna sig på isen och nu får helt enkelt istäcket repa sig fram till mitten av April när det är dags igen, då för fler expeditioner som går åt andra hållet!10 hours ago
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Efter 23 dygn på isen är man inte längre så nogräknad :) Ska bli skönt att komma hem!10 hours ago
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Expeditionen avslutas på murphy - aktigt satt med två missade flighter i Køpenhamn och kvøllen/natten kommer spenderas medelst chicago och sovning med ett øga i taget :) Tradade lite tur på isen mot lite otur i Danmark! Tack så otroligt mycket før all support under resans gång, imorrn 09:35 dimper vi ner i Stockholm, bilder kommer under morgondagen!10 hours ago
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ANTLIGEN FRAMME! SVERIGE GRONLAND 1-0, KANNS UNDERBART! At last we have arrived! Sweden Greenland 1-0, it feels wonderful! From the fantastic Bifrost team Michael Arnor and Joakim Bill, hipp hipp hurrah!10 hours ago
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N 67 08.532 W 49 43.915 GRONLAND VAGRAR SLAPPA TAGET MEN DET GOR VI MED! ZICKZACK MELLAN BACKAR, SPRICKOR & BULOR. Greenland refuses to give up on us but we are likewise. We are zigzacking between hills, cracks and bumps10 hours ago
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N 67 07.345 W 49 29.271 EFTER 9H SLIT HITTADE VI PLOTSLIGT SMALTVATTNET. TILLFALLIGT STOPPADE AU STORRE GLACIARBACK. NYA TAG IMORRN! After 9 hours of struggle we finally found the melting water. Stopped by a glacier stream. Continue tomorrow10 hours ago
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NU AR DET LUNCH, VI KOR MED OPPNA SPJALL MOT KUSTEN. TERRANGEN GRISIG MEN VI HAR VITTRING. VI BLIR SENA MED RAPPORT IKVALL Now it's lunch, all engines are running towards the coast. Rough terrain but we can smell the coastline. We'll be late with tonights report.10 hours ago
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About us
Joakim and Mike
Joakim Bill
Joakim is currently studying towards a M.sc. in Civil Engineering at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm where he also met his girlfriend Louise. He did the military service as an arctic ranger in Arvidsjaur in northern Sweden 06/07 and when he is not spending time with his girlfriend you will find him hiking in the swedish mountains or playing floorball.
Michael just graduated with a B.sc. in Industrial Engineering and Management and did his military service together with Joakim in Arvidsjaur. In the fall he will do an internship at a managament consulting firm and when he is not studying or working he is dreaming of big white plains and varm cozy sleeping bags. Visit his homepage for more info.
Cold Facts
Distance: 580 km
Time: 25 days +- 5
Food (1) : 270 000 Kcal
Food (2) : 57 Kg
Time skiing per day: 8 hours
Underwear: 2
Gloves: 5
Deck of cards: 1
iPhone: 1
Supporters
Thank you so much!
Nothing would have been possible without the wholehearted support from our following friends
The best it-consulting company in the world! Thanks a lot for the food!
The Swedish army rangers, probably the coldest rangers in the world. Thanks for the sleeping bags!
The biggest and most well equipped outdoor shop in Stockholm! Thanks Jan-Ove for your tireless support and for digging up all the winter gear in the middle of the summer!
Christian Eide who have crossed Greenland 9 times is our all knowing expert and norwegian hero for this trip. His company Latitude offers the more extreme kind of travel experiences and without him we wouldn't know where to ski, what to pack or when to do it!
Our communications specialist! Thank you so much for all the help and answering our stupid questions!
The best it-consulting company in the world! Thanks a lot for the food! The Swedish army rangers, probably the coldest rangers in the world. Thanks for the sleeping bags! The biggest and most well equipped outdoor shop in Stockholm! Thanks Jan-Ove for your tireless support and for digging up all the winter gear in the middle of the summer! Christian Eide who have crossed Greenland 9 times is our all knowing expert and norwegian hero for this trip. His company Latitude offers the more extreme kind of travel experiences and without him we wouldn't know where to ski, what to pack or when to do it! Our communications specialist! Thank you so much for all the help and answering our stupid questions!And last but not least, our amazing families! For letting us follow our dreams and for being incredibly supportive all the way through.
