It didn’t take long before the spectacular experiences were to come in the autumn season of “71 degrees north – Norway’s toughest celebrity”. Already this week, the participants on team Nordkapp have been sent up to Nordkapp to walk a couple of tough stages in the north.
– Had a great time
In Thursday’s episode, viewers saw that Caroline Nitter (25), Maria Stavang (28), Bilal Saab (24), Kevin Lauren (35) and Niklas Dyrhaug (36) were going on a summit trip on randonee and climbing a mountain on Senja.
When they go down from the mountain in Sunday’s episode, things go wrong for one of the participants.
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– I stood and enjoyed skiing, and it was lovely to lead the first metres. I just thought “yes, this will be cream”, Saab tells Dagbladet.
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The 24-year-old admits that they had made some progress in the snow a little further up the hill.
– Gotta whip him a bit
– But I was stupid in the head so I didn’t think anything of it. I’m standing there and I’m completely crazy with my hands out to the side, and I’m shouting and I’m so happy… I also go through something so damned with one ski, and go straight on the nose.
– I immediately felt that I was bleeding from the face.
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Saab says that he plunged face first straight into the crowd snow.
BLOODY: The ski trip ended with a cut on the bridge of the nose and a literal taste of blood in Bilal’s mouth. Photo: Matti Bernitz / Discovery Show more
– I felt a bit of a “knot in the nose” when I stood up, and it hurt now and then, but then it passed, assures the Finnmarkingen.
– I didn’t have to sew, but it looks a bit brutal when blood flows from my nose while we are skiing down the mountain.
2023-09-17 19:08:42
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