Interesting details missing: how does one run a marathon in Antarctica anyway? Firstly, how do you get down there? And secondly, where do you find a good place to run (ie somewhere where you won't slip on ice or fall into a crevasse?)
1) Set up a plane to Puntas Arenas, Chile.
2) Coordinate with group of other crazy people to fly to Antarctica
3) Bring LOTS of warm clothing.
4) To run, be very careful. Mostly shuffling.
5) Find big ice sheets to run on
Wow, I'm extremely curious how that will pan out. Going to Antarctica has been a lifelong dream of mine, and I always thought it was relatively difficult to do, but I suppose there aren't border guards.
Incidentally, I'm from North Dakota so I know we're supposed to be mortal enemies, but I do wish you the best of luck.
That's great. Running a marathon (I've already done a half) and visiting Antarctica (I've already done all but one of the other continents) are both on my to do list. I probably shouldn't tick them both off in one go, though.
