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Looking out the window of the historic Discovery hut to Vince's Cross at Hut Point, Antarctica.
Step into the light. Inside Discovery Hut, the site of Scott's first expedition to Antarctica. The hut is preserved as a living museum.
Shackelton's Hut at Cape Royds at the end of winter.
Shackelton's hut at Cape Royds with Mount Erebus in the background
Photo of Sir Ed during his last visit to Antarctica at the historic hut of Ernest Shackelton. A quote from him about extraordinary people has been added. Photo By John Henzell. All profits from sales of this photo will be donated to the Antarctic Heritage Trust, a charity that he was a keen supporter of.
Photo of Sir Ed during his last visit to Antarctica at the historic hut of Ernest Shackelton. Photo By John Henzell. All profits from sales of this photo will be donated to the Antarctic Heritage Trust, a charity that Sir Ed was a keen supporter of.
Inscription on the wall "Losses to date" from 1916 under one of the bunks at the Cape Evans historic hut. These were Shackelton's "Forgotten Men" who were waiting for him to cross Antarctica, not knowing his ship had been crushed in the ice on the other side of the continent, hence the last name being an abbreviated Shackelton with a question mark after it.
Shackelton's hut at Cape Royds with Mount Erebus in the background
Shackelton's hut at Cape Royds with Mount Erebus in the background
Shackelton's hut at Cape Royds with Mount Erebus in the background
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