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RUNNINGS

With a wind chill of -20°C, snow blindness and

frostbite to compete with, the Antarctic Ice Marathon

might just be the toughest, maddest, most perilous

26.2 miles of your life. Against such heavily

stacked odds, MH ventured south to join the men

and women running wild at the end of the earth

WORDS BY STEVEN SEATON