Quotes About Survival
albatrosses on the nest. Shackleton went back for the shotgun, and they killed one adult and one chick.
~ Alfred Lansing
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Shackleton decided they would sail the Caird to the head of King Haakon Bay, a distance of about 6 miles.
~ Alfred Lansing
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also be 6 miles closer to Stromness Bay on the opposite side of the island where the whaling stations were situated.
~ Alfred Lansing
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was populated by hundreds of sea elephants, enough to keep them supplied with food and fuel indefinitely
~ Alfred Lansing
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The only superfluous item Shackleton permitted was Worsley's diary.
~ Alfred Lansing
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It was one-thirty in the afternoon when the crews scrambled on board each boat;
~ Alfred Lansing
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The encircling ice fouled the oars, and collisions were unavoidable
~ Alfred Lansing
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Thus, while Shackleton was undeniably out of place, even inept, in a great many everyday situations
~ Alfred Lansing
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When she had been abandoned twenty-five days before, it had seemed that she would sink at any moment.
~ Alfred Lansing
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It had been very nearly a year since they had last been in contact with civilization
~ Alfred Lansing
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If they were to get out—they had to get themselves out.
~ Alfred Lansing
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Before long the rain turned into sleet, then hail that drummed across the decking.
~ Alfred Lansing
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The nearest known place where they might at least find food and shelter was tiny Paulet Island
~ Alfred Lansing
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Their tongues were swollen with thirst
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Shackelton rushed aft and took over the lines of the tiller from Crean.
~ Alfred Lansing
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The Endurance is crushed between the floes, October 24, 1915 (Royal Geographic Society) Frank Wild surveys the wreck of the Endurance on November 8, 1915, during their last official visit to the wreck (Royal Geographic Society)
~ Alfred Lansing
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so that if the ice closed in against her she would be squeezed up and out of the pressure.
~ Alfred Lansing
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But since the Endurance was designed to operate in relatively loose pack ice
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They thus remained almost motionless, while their supply of meat dwindled alarmingly.
~ Alfred Lansing
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Then on January 13, a rumor spread that Shackleton was considering killing the dogs
~ Alfred Lansing
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Then, in a quiet, level voice, Shackleton ordered Wild to shoot his own team along with McIlroy's, Marston's, and Crean's.
~ Alfred Lansing
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Each dog in turn was taken off his trace and led behind a row of large ice hummocks.
~ Alfred Lansing
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unsuspectingly around the ice hummock to his death with his tail wagging.
~ Alfred Lansing
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Shackleton decided to spare Greenstreet's team of year-old puppies "for the present
~ Alfred Lansing
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