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Women reach South Pole Seven woman have reached the South Pole after an epic 562 mile, 38-day trek across Antarctica. The mission was to mark the 60th anniversary of the Commonwealth, and was dubbed the Commonwealth Woman's Antarctic Expedition (CWAE). The women, from Britain, India, Cyprus, Ghana, New Zealand, Brunei and Singapore, trekked an average 15 miles a day. Brutal conditions forced one trekker, Kim-Marie Spence, from Kingston, Jamaica, to quit just three days in, suffering frostbite. **Not Available for publication in China, Available for the rest of the world** Credit: WENN.com
