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Ends the second phase of The Last Desert in Antarctica, the fourth and final Grand Slam 4Deserts challenge.
Andrew Lledo sneak back in sixth place in the standings after completing the 21 kilometers of the race unfolding in Wiencke Island.
Landmark by the large colony of penguins living there, also accompanying them on this adventure.
Before running, the participants had to climb a 100m that led them to the starting line and I did enjoy a beautiful view.
The stage started at 12.45 local time because of the accumulation of soft snow, he could only travel those 21 miles, adding much harder.
The temperature given a breather yesterday, going to one or two degrees below zero.
Lledo physically well is communicated as well last night, but like all participants, the cold is affecting them, something that could be prepared from Cartagena in cameras Jimbo Fresh.
The athlete also highlighted the beauty of the place, which at times makes you forget you're running.
Again Chema Martinez was the winner of the stage in front of American, although shortly after Jimbo Fresh row, Andrew came.
Tomorrow's stage is scheduled on Danko Island near the Antarctic Peninsula.
Due to weather difficulties this may cause for tracking the race for GPS, this can be done through facebook web-Lledo and banner placed on the front page of the municipal website.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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