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Journey to the end of the world Adventure2013

Can you fly to Antarctica?

“ Endurance ” “Elinca”

Why Antarctica? 100 years since: Roald Amundsen (1911) Robert Falcon Scott (1912) Ernest Shackleton (1914)

Different era same challenges Distance from England ~ miles A world of different weather Living in a small space – Morale is very important Upon arrival in Antarctica = ICE!

‘Saloon’ = living/eating room ‘Heads’ = toilets ‘Galley’ = kitchen ‘Helm’ = wheel Bunks Close living confinements -Going to the loo when the world is moving up and down -Cooking for each other in a 2 m kitchen -Making sure everyone has a place and feels useful -Making cups of tea at a 40 degree angle

What’s the time?

Wildlife

Penguins? or Polar bears?

Climate and clothing

The end of the world Any questions?