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Mike Stroud

British physician and adventurer
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  • Sir Ranulph Fiennes

    …the British physician and adventurer Mike Stroud made several unsuccessful attempts to reach the North Pole unsupported (i.e., without outside contact or resupply) and on foot before deciding to try the same feat in Antarctica in 1992–93. They did cross the continent—in the process setting a distance record for unsupported…

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    …the British physician and adventurer Mike Stroud made several unsuccessful attempts to reach the North Pole unsupported (i.e., without outside contact or resupply) and on foot before deciding to try the same feat in Antarctica in 1992–93. They did cross the continent—in the process setting a distance record for unsupported…

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