Cold, hallucinations, and the finish

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what

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on earth is that coming towards me and

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you know within two minutes you're

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shivering you shouldn't have stopped to

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look at something that's not there

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i achieved what i wanted to achieve and

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i finished it and i'm very grateful and

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very lucky to have finished it

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of all the races i've done it's one of

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the most mentally challenging

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races out there and it's probably the

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race that commands the most respect

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anybody who finishes that will well i

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would certainly

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they've got my admiration

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oh yeah

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a lot of people's reactions when we told

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them we were going to go basically to

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the north pole or on mountain bikes

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where

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are you bringing ice tires you know

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because most people think in the north

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pole they're like okay it's going to be

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cold in full snow they don't really

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realize that there's an arctic desert up

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there

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my name is daryn bearcloth i'm from

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vancouver island british columbia and

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i'm a professional mountain bike