Jade Hameister gets Fast likes on Instagram

An Australian girl has got to complete the Hat Trick Polar and gets fast likes on Instagram.

Jade Hameister is a young girl from Australia who loves to explore the world. Up to this point, everything is normal, but this young girl is sixteen years old and already has completed the Hat Trick Polar: North Pole, South Pole and skated across Greenland’s largest icecap without help. She is a great example of overcoming, for this reason she gets fast likes on Instagram.

Why is she so popular? She is an authentic record-breaking girl: she is the youngest person to cross the distance from outside the last degree of the North Pole, she is the youngest woman to ski unassisted across the Greenland icecap, and she is the youngest woman to ski to the Ceremonial South Pole and Geographic South Pole. All these adventures have given her a lot of fast likes on Instagram thanks to her fight to become the greatest adventurer of the world.

Her first travel was to the North Pole in April 2016, and when she came back to home, she was invited to TEDx to tell her achievement. Unfortunately, when the talk on TEDx was posted on YouTube, some disrespectful people laughed at her saying: “make me a sandwich”, belittling women’s courage.

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We did it!! After another long day we finally found the North Pole in the middle of a massive compression zone. Eric Phillips my guide told me on our arrival that I am the youngest person (male or female) in history to ski to the North Pole from as far out as 88'40 (150km). He said it is also the longest journey to the North Pole by any woman on the planet in the last two years! I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to experience one of the most incredibly beautiful and unique places on the planet. I could not have done it without Eric as my guide – thank you Eric. Thank you also to my mum and dad and brother for your support. Thank you also to Petter Nyquist @nyquistpetter for working so hard as our cameraman for the NatGeo documentary due for release later this year. I am so grateful for everyone's support on this journey. We are waiting to hear, but I think we are sleeping at the Pole tonight and will fly back to Barneo then Longyearbyen tomorrow. Then we start planning our Greenland Crossing!! #expandpossible #chasingsanta#jadesquest #natgeotv #natgeotvau#natgeopeople #nationalgeographic#thepolarhatrick #polarexpedition#thebigthree #likeagirl#girlsmakeyourmove #northpole#nationalgeographicexplorer#montaustralia #baffin @natgeotvau

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For this reason, she continued with her dream, to complete the Hat Trick Polar, giving a great example of overcoming. On June 2017 she skied unassisted across the Greenland icecap, getting fast likes on Instagram when she posted her achievement on Instagram.

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Day 27: WE MADE IT!!! At 3.30pm on 4th June 2017, I was privileged enough to become the youngest woman in history, at the age of 15, to complete the 550km traverse of Greenland unsupported and unassisted. So grateful to everyone back home for your support. Now waiting at Isortoq Hut for our chopper to take us to Taasilaq… and then to enjoy my first shower in a month!! Haha #bravenotperfect #expandpossible #climatechange #jadesquest #thepolarhatrick #northpole #greenland #southpole #natgeotv #natgeotvau #natgeopeople #nationalgeographic #nationalgeographicexplorer @natgeo @natgeoau

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And she completed the South Pole ski expedition on January 2018. Her post about the end of the expedition gets fast likes on Instagram, for only one reason: she appears on the photo holding a plate with a ham and cheese sandwich with the message: “I made you a ham & cheese sandwich, now ski 37 days and 600km to the South Pole and you can eat it”.

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We spent this morning cleaning out our sleds to be ready to fly out to Union Glacier tomorrow morning (depending on weather). Then we skied over to the Ceremonial South Pole (probably the Pole that everyone knows as the only South Pole – the barbers Pole with the flags) and the actual Geographic South Pole (which moves around 10m each year), which is marked separately. In the afternoon we were given a tour of the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. It is seriously as close to what a Base on another planet would be like than anything else on the planet – a mini-town based around the scientific work of the National Science Foundation. Tonight (it never gets dark this time of year) I skied back to the Pole again… to take this photo for all those men who commented “Make me a sandwich” on my TEDX Talk. I made you a sandwich (ham & cheese), now ski 37 days and 600km to the South Pole and you can eat it xx #bravenotperfect #expandpossible #climatechange #jadesquest #thepolarhatrick #northpole #greenland #southpole #makemeasandwich #nationalgeographic #nationalgeographicapp @natgeo @natgeoau @australiangeographic

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With her post of the sandwich on the South Pole, she got fast likes on Instagram, about five thousand five hundred, in only a few weeks.

She is an example of overcoming, how you can complete your dreams and get fast likes on Instagram.