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The ship Discovery, Antarctica, 1901

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  • Harriet said:
    What a wonderful photo. The ordeals that these men went through to try to be the first to the South Pole. Remarkable.
  • M. Moreen said:
    erinnert mich an die "Admiral Tegetthoff"
  • julio navas said:
    iron men aboard a wooden ship!!!
  • steve johnson said:
    Brrrrrrr !!
  • rick.brenner said:
    Are you certain about the date 1911? After the 1901-1904 British National Antarctic Expedition, Discovery was sold to Hudson's Bay Company, which used her as a cargo vessel until 1916. The image does appear to be Discovery, but I wonder about that date.

Captain Lawrence Edward Grace Oates during the British Antarctic Expedition of 1911-1913, ca 1911

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  • pimnara said:
    Great shot!!
  • SandyEm said:
    Fabulous portrait :-)
  • Hugh Chaloner said:
    I may be gone for some time. Imagine having the guts to say and do that ...
  • Alessandro Marcioni said:
    love this
  • Blue387 said:
    His fate: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Oates

William Lashly standing by a Wolseley motor sleigh during the British Antarctic Expedition of 1911-1913, November 1911

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  • Elijah said:
    Gotta watch your toes with that.

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    Seen in your Terra Nova Expedition set. (?)
  • zaphad1 said:
    the motor sleighs broke down in the freezing conditions mainly due to the sheer hard work of climbing packed snow and ice.
    They were however the fore runners of todays modern tank.
  • Paulo Lima said:
    Very good! Time is over!!
  • Alan Hill said:
    Cherry-Garrard thought that Stoker Lashly was one of the best men on the expedition.
  • peaceful stranger said:
    when Britain was great! they would turn in there graves if they saw what a mess we've made of it now! x