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Un día a finales de 1914

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se intentó una importante Expedición Antártica

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que comenzó a ir mal

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En este día comenzó una pesadilla de dos años de difícil catástrofe

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y en última instancia herorismo del más alto orden

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Ernest Shackleton un brillante y carismático líder tomó a 27 hombres en un

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viaje que desafiaría sus espíritus y sus vidas

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Esta es la saga de una de las más notables historias de supervivencia de el siglo:

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El Viaje en el Endurance

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en este temprano día de Diciembre de 1914, el barco Endurance navega fácilmente a través de

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partidas de hielo del norte de Antartica. El líder de la Expedición Sir Ernest Shackleton

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es un ambicioso Inglés Irlandés de 40 años

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el es conocido por su manera de trazos significativos y por su habilidad de salir de

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situaciones duras.

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La Expedición Británica planea navegar a través del Mar de Wedell a la Antartica

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su meta es ser al primero en alcanzar y cruzar sobre tierras del contienente

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Ernest Shackleton era ya un afamado Explorador, el fue rival de Sir Robert Scott's

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en la carrera por alcanzar el Polo Sur

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La relación de mi padre con Scott es bastante dificil de describirla, verás

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en un sentido mi padre fué un aventurero que entró en

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los pensamientos de la gente de Ben Scott y decidió correr su propia Expedición

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En 1907 Shackleton permitió a su propio equipo sobre de intentar alcanzar el Polo

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con él fué Frank Wild quién se uniría más tarde con Shackleton en el Endurance

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En 1912 Scott golpeó a Shackleton a el Polo, los[br]enrollados papeleos, habían hecho alcanzarlo primero

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competitivo y jironeado Shackleton volteó[br]sus avistamientos envés a el Viaje sobre

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la inmensamente desconocida Antártica,

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la impresión que he tenido desde todo lo que he leído acerca de Shackleton y sus expediciones

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es que las cosas fueron arrojadas juntas en el útlimo minuto

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usualmente corto de dinero y el asunto fué sólo manejado por su impresionante energía y

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entusiasmo y ambición y cosas que hicieron ir mal comparado

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a las expediciones polares Noruegas

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Las de Shackleton fueron posiblemente caóticas pero él mismo tuvo ojos de aquellas situaciones,

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la vida en el Endurance es una mezcla de disciplina y rutina

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y buenos tiempos

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mas de 50 perros, dos equipos de activos trineos para la travesía

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Frank Wild está abordo, su capitán Shackleton tiene una imbatible Fé en

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su segundo al mando

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él fue muy dependiente de Frank mientras que yo diría que fué un gran hombre

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a su manera

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Frank Wild y el yo no creo que piensen que tenían que finalizar oraciones una vez que las plantas entre

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ellos habían sugerido que era necesario

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ese fatídico Verano

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Hay frías temperaturas en la Antartica

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Las extensas anotaciones del barco, el empeoramiento del clima y el escaso progreso

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the Endurenace movido de pesados flujos y

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aves

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por el día 20 de Enero de 1915, el Endurance está atrapado

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el diario del Carpintero de Barco, debería ser McNeish. Enero 24

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Aún rápido y sin señal de algo abierto, la presión es un asunto importante

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y si no salimos pronto

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No tendríamos mucha opción de alguna vez salir de aquí

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la situación parece desbastadora todavia los hombres tienen una pertinaz Fe en el que ellos

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llaman el Jefe

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Para el líder científico Scott .

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Veloz y eficiente viaje

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Amundson: Pero cuando tu estás una situación desesperada, cuando parece que no hay salida

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inclinate de rodillas y ora

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por Shackleton

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después de más de un mes en la partida

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Shackleton decide tratar de mover manualmente las 300 toneladas del Endurance

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en agua abierta

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por cerca de dos días la triplación virtualmente trabaja sin descanso

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cansados de batallar contra el hielo

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cuando ello están en el punto de dejar caer

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Shackleton tiene la crudeza de empujar el barco

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hacia atrás tan lejos como alcance ir para embestir su ruta a través del hielo que

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era de más de 18 pies de grosor

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mientras permanece solo en la cubierta

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el barco surca a 400 yardas de

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agua abierta

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pero no puede ir más lejos

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en Febrero 24 de 1915

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Shackleton se rinde tratando de liberar el barco

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y el Endurance llega a la estación de Invierno

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se dejará llevar por la corriente con los caprichos de la partidas de hielo

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los cuales lo llevarán a cualquier parte errante

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Pra la mayor parte de la tripulación aceptó todo con buena salud

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Ellos aún esperaban poder eventualmente completar su misión

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el hombre mantuvo arriba el espíritu con juegos de Fútbol sobre las duras partidas congeladas

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esperando a que el hielo se abra

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A bordo Shackleton adhiere a su profunda creencia

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en lo importante de una estricta rutina

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Hay algunos quejumbrosos acerca de las faenas

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pero la autoridad de los Jefes es raramente cuestionada

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la bodega del barco llega a ser conocida como el Ritz

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y la vida continúa en ralativo confort

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revisiones de costumbres son muy populares [br]Shackleton gana el premio por la peor

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pero varios cantantes son serios competidores

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el verdadero enemigo es el tedio que es tratado con aún más drasticas medidas

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todos tuvimos nuestro corte de pelo y luego tuvimos una fotografía tomada en el Ritz

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Luciamos como un montón de convictos y [br]no eramos más bajos que la Vida hoy

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pero aún esperando tener civilización algún día

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la última camada de cachorros es también una diversion

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inlcuso para bruscos y viejos marineros como Tom[br]Cream

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Frank Wild es cariñoso con Sampson el mas grande de los animales indomables

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perros llegan a ser cada vez más como mascotas también[br]varios de los hombres

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la complacencia es despedazada una tade de comienzos de Abril

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millones de toneladas de hielos

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están siendo empujados contra el Endurance

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Shackleton recuerda esa noche de mal augurio

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durante la noche tercera

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nosotros tuvimos hielo estancado hacia el este

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Y en la mañana vimos que el hielo recién formado fue calado de 8 a 10 pies de altos lugares

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este fue el primer momento gran de peligro para amenazarnos después

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Di ordenes de esas acumulaciones de nieve y basura alrededor de el Endurance

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debería ser apaleada lejos

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el enorme esfuerzo para aliviar la presión sobre el barco son imposibles

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incluso con sus tres pies para motivar el Endurance es en la piedad de los mas lejanos

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poderes que la nave podría alguna vez esperado vencer

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Julio 14 de 1915

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Todas las manos

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tuvimos un lado cerrado anoche hubo un ruido bajo el

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fondo despues de los mismos hielos y mirando hacia arriba

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El Jefe piensa que es una Ballena pero pienso diferente

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Shackleton ordena una especial observación

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es una estresante y exhaustiva noche y

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en la mañana la presión luce aún peor

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los asaltos por el hielo conitnuan por semanas

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el viento halló la jarcia

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y no pudo ayudar a pensar

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fue haciendo sólo un tipo de sonido que tu

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esperarías responder a un ser humano si ellos no temieran ser aniquilados

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Shackleton dijo

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mientras mejor maquilles tu mente es solamente una cuestión de tiempo

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lo que el hielo obtiene el hielo mantiene

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the unrelenting pressure damages the[br]rudder of the ship beyond repair

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wild and Shackleton are stranded trapped[br]for more than seven months in the pack

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ice

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they are now 1,200 miles from[br]civilization

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the crew has no communications and no[br]hope of outside help

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they have only ernest shackleton October[br]18th 1915 the endurance has been trapped

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for nine months

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a wave of pressure causes the ship to[br]keel over 30 degrees in a matter of

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seconds

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bent and twisted she begins to leak[br]dangerously

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All Hands work ceaselessly throughout an[br]interminable night

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pumping and repairing the damage even[br]blankets are used to try to contain the

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leak

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at 5pm on october 27 Shackleton gives[br]the order to abandon ship

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ok

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the attack of the ice reached a climax[br]at four o'clock after long months of

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ceaseless anxiety after times when hope[br]feet high and times when the outlook was

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black indeed the end of the endurance[br]has come to his men

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Shackleton says simply shipping stores[br]are gone so now we'll go home but in his

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own diary he writes i pray god I can[br]manage to get the whole party to

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civilization

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the boss is facing the most crucial test[br]of his life

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Shackleton tells his crew that they will[br]head for the nearest supplied a pole

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left behind years earlier on polit[br]island three hundred and forty-six miles

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away

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within a few days the endurance loses[br]her final struggle

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the men attempt to march with the[br]terrain is impassable everywhere they

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turn the ice blocks their way

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i woulda thought of anybody had to take[br]a bet on his data said I said they were

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probably 10 20 to 1 against bringing[br]them back alive I mean I fraud

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there they were sitting in the middle of[br]the the weddell sea in the middle of the

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pack ice miles from land

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it's very difficult to contemplate what[br]the likelihood of their getting back

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alive were I would almost have said they[br]were negligible for the next six months

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the crew camps on unpredictable and[br]hazardous ice floes at the beginning

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morale stays high

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Shackleton's hopes are pinned on three[br]small bolts in which he plans to set

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sail when the pack opens but if the[br]weddell sea had crushed the endurance

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what could it do to these fragile craft[br]in the meantime they drift helplessly

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with the pack

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they were moving they want to moving ice[br]flow of course and I suppose

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Shackleton would have been very very[br]concerned with keeping it from the men

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how desperate the situation was and time[br]the supplies become depleted the men

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hunt whatever game they can find what[br]food becomes an obsession

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februari 1916 the food is pretty well[br]all meet seal stakes

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dude sale penguin states to penguin[br]penguin liver

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the latter being very good indeed the[br]cocoa has been finished for some time

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and the tea is very nearly done

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even the mild temperature shifts dr.[br]James Macklin is showing the strain at

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such times he wrote his diary and cord

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I think the boss was a bit improvident[br]not getting all the food in whilst the

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going was good it was worth the risk

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as the months pass game become scarce[br]lunches one biscuit and three lumps of

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sugar issued each day

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on March thirteenth Shackleton orders[br]the men to shoot the surviving dogs now

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they can eat

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they come tantalizingly close to polit[br]island but in the end they drift

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helplessly past it and it's vital supply[br]depot

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they have been marooned for 14 months[br]yet Shackleton somehow manages to keep

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his men from sinking into what could[br]become fatal despair

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people tell me that 50 times a day

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people said what do we do now boss ok[br]boss he was known as the boss and I

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think they literally had a pattern of[br]activity that he controlled and when

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they got the end of the task they turned[br]him what we do novels

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the boss has to plan a new course of[br]action after their numerous with polit

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island

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he will aim for elephant island instead[br]100 miles to the north the next decision

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on the morning of people night is made[br]for him at 11am our flow suddenly split

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right across under the boats we rushed[br]out gear onto the larger of the two

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pieces

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our home was being shuttered and her own[br]feet

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they take to the boats and Anna roaring[br]sea begin a dash for elephant island

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for the next seven days they find a[br]heroic battle

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the storms are enormous they go days[br]without sleep first becomes overwhelming

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and their mouths and tongues are so[br]swollen

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they cannot swallow food

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leading them through 17 hours of[br]darkness each day is Frank worsley

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Shackleton's brilliant navigator

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the temperature was 20 degrees below[br]freezing . Green Streets right foot got

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badly frostbitten

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but leaves restored it by holding it in[br]his sweater against his stomach

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my eyes began to family I could not see[br]or judge distance properly and found

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myself falling asleep at the tiller yet[br]words Lee's uncanny navigation rings the

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three battered craft to the Bleak shores[br]of Elephant Island

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the men have not touched solid ground in[br]more than 16 months for the first time

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in three days

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they have a meal and a hot drink

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uninhabited Elephant Island is a[br]desolate and dangerous place

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they have one for Lauren home the[br]whaling station on South Georgia island

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800 miles to the northeast

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Shackleton decides to attempt the almost[br]suicidal journey

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the night before he leaves he writes a[br]note to Frank wild April the 23rd 1916

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Elephant Island dear so in the event of[br]my not surviving the boat journey to

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South Georgia you will do your best for[br]the rescue of the party

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you are in full command from the time[br]the boat leaves this island

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you can convey my love to my people and[br]say I tried my best

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yours sincerely eh Shackleton

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the next morning the 22 men who will be[br]left behind gather on shore the

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optimists expect the boss back in a few[br]weeks

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Shackleton and five other men face the[br]world's most vicious see and a 23-foot

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open bolt

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Elephant Island people 24th 1916 we[br]watch them until they were out of sight

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which was not known for such a tiny boat[br]soon lost the sight of the great healing

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ocean and she dipped into the trap of[br]each way she disappeared completely

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saleable

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three days out their craft is hit by a[br]powerful game enormous waves 50 or more

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feet high batter them relentlessly as[br]they struggle in a last desperate effort

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to reach help

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and these men were in this tiny 23 for[br]boat for 16 days altogether being tossed

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around with these wet reindeer clothes[br]reindeer sleeping bags chafing them and

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great wet to rock some ballast bumping[br]against them

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huge waves I mean they were they were in[br]storm conditions bail conditions

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virtually the entire time of the[br]crossing

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and I think worsley only had one chance[br]to take a sighting from the Sun to work

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out that position and the rest was done[br]entirely on dead reckoning

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on may eight against all odds the men's[br]side the south georgia coast they spend

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nearly two days trying to make a landing[br]on the islands treacherous shores

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and is the the most wild coast with huge[br]glasses flowing down into the sea and I

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think it was just as they finally[br]managed to get through some rocks into

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this tiny little bay and drag the boat[br]ashore stumbling and slurring on on the

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wet rocks see we that the the main pin[br]holding the rudder fell out

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just at that moment is that as they[br]landed

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incredible fortunately that lasts until[br]it fate compels them to land on the side

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of the island

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opposite the whaling station which lies[br]over an interior of glaciers and

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mountains that no human being has ever[br]crossed

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terribly weekend Shackleton is called on[br]to lead yet another heroic effort

0:20:51.570,0:20:56.519
he has a bit of rope a carpenter's ands[br]and some screws which the men twist into

0:20:56.519,0:20:58.679
the bottom of their shoes

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leaving behind the three men were too[br]will to make the trip

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Shackleton sets off with Frank where's[br]Lee and Tom cream

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chuckles and was a polar expert he was a[br]seaman but he wasn't really a

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mountaineer

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and yet when they arrived on the wrong[br]side of South Georgia and had to cross

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it

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they were having to do a very serious[br]bit of mountaineering and I think that's

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where this incredible intuition came in[br]they knew roughly where they were going

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but but they had no Maps

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at one point Shackleton finds himself at[br]the top of an impossibly steep slope

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once again he decides to take an[br]enormous gamble

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but by this time night was falling and[br]the mr. was covering the bottom of the

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slope

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they had no idea what was at the bottom

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they tried a few steps down but it was[br]evident that if they continued they

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would die of exposure so they coil their[br]rope down the three of them sat on it

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and they put their arms around each[br]other's waists and they pushed off into

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space

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they careen crazily down a thousand foot[br]mountain side at the bottom they are

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bruised and tour but to have survived at[br]all is another in a long line of

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miracles

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at about four o'clock in the afternoon[br]of made twentieth nineteen sixteen three

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filthy string had men dressed in tatters[br]walk into a whaling station on South

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Georgia island

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Shackleton has to introduce himself to a[br]man he is known for years

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don't you know me he asks the whaler[br]hesitates

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I know your voice and the response comes

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my name is Shackleton

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some say the old sailor turned away

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and wet

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less than three days later ernest[br]shackleton leave South Georgia to return

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for his men on Elephant Island

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it takes him more than three months and[br]four different attempts

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on august 30 of 1916 he finally sites[br]the dismal coast

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a signal fire can be seen burning[br]faintly Shackleton Oh has no way of

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knowing how many of his men are still[br]alive

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yet on the beach is gathering the entire[br]elephant island crew all 22 men

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I'm survive

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onshore the realization slowly sinks in[br]that the boat is really there that the

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unendurable has been endured

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earnest check

0:24:02.220,0:24:03.630
the boss

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has come to take them all

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yeah