Quotes About Antarctica
and they varied in thickness from about 18 inches to more than 2½ feet.
~ Alfred Lansing
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Outside this planking, to keep her from being chafed by the ice
~ 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 sledge astern of the Dudley Docker continually got hung up on bits of ice
~ Alfred Lansing
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Sailing Direction for Antarctica, these winds are described categorically:
~ Alfred Lansing
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It connects the hazardous Drake Passage with the waters of the Weddell Sea—and it is a treacherous place.
~ Alfred Lansing
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It was served at breakfast, along with five ounces of seal steak.
~ Alfred Lansing
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She was to carry the Ross Sea party, under the command of Lieutenant Aeneas Mackintosh, who had served aboard the Nimrod on Shackleton's 1907–1909 expedition.
~ Alfred Lansing
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The sea leopard's jawbone, which measured nearly 9 inches across
~ Alfred Lansing
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Shackleton estimated the shelf ice off the Palmer Peninsula—the nearest known land—to be 182 miles WSW of them.
~ 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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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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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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unsuspectingly around the ice hummock to his death with his tail wagging.
~ Alfred Lansing
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In a tired hand he concluded the entry: "My dogs will be shot tomorrow.
~ Alfred Lansing
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The next morning, three seals were sighted, and Macklin was sent out with Tom Crean to fetch them.
~ Alfred Lansing
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Shackleton told Macklin that since the party now had a fair supply of meat, his dogs would not be killed
~ Alfred Lansing
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January 25, and to McNeish it was a "proper sea fog," indicating the presence of the ice-free ocean nearby.
~ Alfred Lansing
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a party of eighteen under Wild should start out early the next morning to bring up the Stancomb Wills.
~ Alfred Lansing
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The Stancomb Wills was safe in camp by one o'clock.
~ Alfred Lansing
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