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British explorer is first person to reach seven of most remote places on Earth

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A British explorer has become the first person to reach seven of the hardest to reach places in the world. Chris Brown, 63, is on a mission to visit all eight Poles of Inaccessibility (PIAs). A PIA is the exact spot on a continental land mass or ocean that is furthest from the sea or coast in any direction.

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The Telegraph

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British explorer is first person to reach seven of most remote places on Earth

Tech entrepreneur Chris Brown, 63, visits Pole of Inaccessibility in Arctic, leaving just one more to cross off his list

2 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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GB News

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Intrepid Yorkshireman becomes first person to reach seven 'most inaccessible places on Earth'

A Yorkshireman has become the first person ever to reach seven of the hardest places to access in the world

5 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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InsideNoVA.com

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Adventurer first to reach seven of world’s most remote locations

"No matter how hard your dreams may seem, keep working and see what happens."

15 hours ago

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WFMZ

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Adventurer first to reach seven of world’s remotest places

"No matter how hard your dreams may seem, keep working and see what happens."

15 hours ago·Pennsylvania, United States

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1fakt.com

British explorer, 63, becomes the first person ever to reach seven of the world's most remote places

#news #uk #britain Proper news from Britain - News from Britain you won’t find anywhere else. Not the tosh the big media force-feed you every day!By SABRINA PENTY, FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER Published: 19:41 EDT, 30 September 2025 | Updated: 22:45 EDT, 30 September 2025

6 hours ago

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