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11th March 2022, 12:48 PM
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Re: Ernest Shackleton
Scientific Expeditions are not new and Antarctic Expeditions are carried out throughout the year and certainly not for recovering artifacts - one need's closer on any ship lost and Shackleton's Expedition was known World Wide - as a South African - am tremendously proud that Our Research vessel was in the fore front of discovering her ! Also the new images of her under water are new - hence the interest ! endurance stern.jpgendurance underwater.jpgsa aghulhas.jpg
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12th March 2022, 12:29 AM
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Re: Ernest Shackleton
Hi Brenda.
I saw that post, wouldn't it have been a great thing if you had been down there on your cruise when they discovered her.
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