[ameribbean expat]

The sea gives one up.

[Viking2002]

Just.......wow.

[nickcarraway]

They must be hungry and cold by now.

[Eagles6]

My Dad loved this story.

It is a great one.

[skr]

he should’ve believed the whalers.

[mewzilla]

Since I was curious..

Dan Snow sells History Hit network to Little Dot Studios

All3Media’s Little Dot Studios Hires Fullscreen Execs For Renewed U.S. Push

Major European Distributors BBC Studios, ITV Studios, All3Media International And Fremantle Pause Trade With Russia

Looks like I'll be giving this one a miss.

[stockpirate]

PING

[Liberty Valance]

bttt

[JohnBovenmyer]

Amazing men, Shackleton and his Captain, Frank Worsley. Worsley’s final recorded position for her was only off 7.5 km. Pretty darn good considering overcast conditions prevented accurate sightings. Once he and Shackleton had rescued everyone he returned to England and joined the Navy. Where he rammed and sunk a U-boat. Done with the Kaiser he and Shackleton joined the fight against Bolshevicks in northern Russia and was again decorated. Years later he was aiding Swedish volunteers to Finland during the winter war. Then back against Germany again. Serving with the Red Cross in France then lying about his (too old) age he joined the merchant marine. Until the lie was caught and he was finally retired. Lung cancer got him soon thereafter. Their stories show hope remains even when all seems impossible. Much needed reminders in these bleak days.

[waterhill]

It’s on YouTube. Remarkable condition.