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This Gutsy British-Indian Is The First Woman To Complete A Solo Arctic Expedition

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This Gutsy British-Indian Is The First Woman To Complete A Solo Arctic Expedition

by The Daily Eye Team October 22 2016, 11:42 am Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 20 secs

A British woman of Indian origin, Bharulata Kamble, has become the first woman in the world to complete a solo Arctic Circle expedition. Unlike Victor Bruce who set the earlier record by travelling 400 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle with her husband, Bharulata drove 700 kilometres to the north of the Arctic Circle all by herself, without a backup crew or support vehicle.

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