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'Everyday is exciting': Meet the couple who fell in love in Antarctica

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Nicole McGrath and Cole Heinz met at McMurdo Station, a U.S. research facility on Ross Island. The two quickly realized they shared a dry sense of humor. They'd go out on hikes together with no one but Antarctica's penguins for company.

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Alexandra Ferguson(CNN) -- "I came to Antarctica to find a husband," Nicole McGrath told Cole Heinz, feigning seriousness. Heinz laughed. The two were having lunch at McMurdo Station, an American research facility built on volcanic rock on Ross Island, surrounded by mountains, snow and ice. The year was 2013. McGrath, then 25, had graduated from college in the midst of a recession, she wasn't sure what she wanted to do and job prospects were b…

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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'Everyday is exciting': Meet the couple who fell in love in Antarctica

"I think what drew us to each other that first day was that we joked around a lot, and we made each other laugh."

2 years ago·Sacramento, United States

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'Everyday is exciting': Meet the couple who fell in love in Antarctica

"I think what drew us to each other that first day was that we joked around a lot, and we made each other laugh."

2 years ago·Boston, United States

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'Everyday is exciting': Meet the couple who fell in love in Antarctica

"I think what drew us to each other that first day was that we joked around a lot, and we made each other laugh."

2 years ago·Cincinnati, United States

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'Everyday is exciting': Meet the couple who fell in love in Antarctica

"I think what drew us to each other that first day was that we joked around a lot, and we made each other laugh."

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'Everyday is exciting': Meet the couple who fell in love in Antarctica

"I think what drew us to each other that first day was that we joked around a lot, and we made each other laugh."

2 years ago·Louisville, United States

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