| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Arts + Culture – The Conversatio | INSIDE THE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION THAT MADE SHACKLETON AND SCOTT FAMOUS – AND PAVED THE WAY TO THE SOUTH POLE | 1 hr ago |
The Discovery winter camp. Wikimedia, CC BY-NC In August 1901 Robert Scott, Ernest Shackleton and more than 40 other men set sail to Antarctica for the first time.
Arts + Culture – The Conversatio reports that the Discovery winter camp.
The report adds: Wikimedia, CC BY-NC In August 1901 Robert Scott, Ernest Shackleton and more than 40 other men set sail to Antarctica for the first time.
On their newly built ship, the Discovery, neither Scott nor Shackleton knew what to expect, nor whether they would come back alive.
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