Spencer Matthews

And around the time that we got up to the top of this hill, there was a big group of people on top of this viewpoint that we were off to.

And quite hard to describe it.

There was this incredible...

beam of light kind of cutting through the clouds that was just beaming down into Arizona but bright bright orange kind of you know pink orange purples and then the clouds kind of gradually cleared and it just revealed this insane sunset and there are people there that go and look at the sunset all the time and said they've never seen anything like it and it's obviously the only night that we're there so it felt lucky and

And I immediately think about my brother Michael and, you know, sent a picture into the group, family group, and everyone literally was like, that's Mike, you know, straight away because it kind of felt that way.

So that felt like thin space to me.

Antarctica is such a kind of threatening, but also beautiful place.

You know, it's somewhere that you'll see, you know, I'll probably never see it again, potentially, but also very threatening, very, very frightening.

There's something there.

kind of tremendous about it.

Do you know what I mean?

It's very barren and seemingly dangerous, but also very beautiful.

Honestly, there's so many moments.

You know, there was... I opened my curtains in... In space.

Yeah, yeah.

It's good, right?

Yeah.

Sorry, you opened your curtains.

No, I opened my curtains in Punta Arenas, which is...

a stop between Rio and Antarctica and it was just before we left the hotel to catch our flight to Antarctica and opened my curtains and at the time I opened the curtains the sun began to appear from behind the sea horizon but like out of nowhere just the tip