1. Shackleton's special recipe - Equus Magazine
6 dagen geleden · Sir Ernest Shackleton and the pony, Socks, before they setting off for the South Pole. Candy is not Manchurian or Siberian, but her ancestors ...
The great explorer's 116-year-old recipe for equine rations incorporates an unusual source of protein—at least by modern day standards.
2. The horrific food Ernest Shackleton and crew ate to survive | History
19 feb 2023 · A Huntley and Palmers snack, the biscuit somehow survived intact for 102 years, returning back from a hut used by Shackleton near the South Pole ...
EXCLUSIVE: The legendary explorer's granddaughter revealed what kept her grandfather going as he struggled to stay alive.
3. Here's what Ernest Shackleton and his crew were having for dinner ...
Here's what Ernest Shackleton and his crew were having for dinner, inching through the ice 100 years ago today... · Anchovies in Oil · Jugged Hare · Turtle Soup.
Jugged hare, anyone?
4. Could you Survive on Ernest Shackleton's Diet?
6 feb 2024 · And so it was on Ernest Shackleton 's 1914 expedition to Antarctica that food became indeed a pivotal source of constant obsession.
As the author of Hoosh: Roast Penguin, Scurvy Day and Other Stories of Antarctic Cuisine so cleverly quipped, Antarctica’s history has always been intertwined with food or, rather, the importance of having enough.
5. Ernest Shackleton; the women, the world, the whisky. | Shelley Sackier
Adventurer, explorer, commander, womanizer. Wait. Forget that last part. Ernest Shackleton had an appetite for discovery, for fame and for hard liquor. Hold on.
Who doesn’t love Ernest Shackleton? Adventurer, explorer, commander, womanizer. Wait. Forget that last part. Ernest Shackleton had an appetite for discovery, for fame and for hard liquor. Hold on. …
6. Shackleton's booze kept the men in high spirits | Food | The Guardian
11 sep 2015 · Excavations at a cabin Ernest Shackleton used on his 1907 Nimrod expedition to the Antarctic discovered bottles bearing the legend: “Rare old ...
Empire of drinks: Booze was once as vital to an explorer as a stiff upper lip
7. Cocaine, Cannabis and Whisky: The Medical Kit of Ernest Shackleton
15 dec 2021 · Cocaine for snowblindness. Ginger to prevent or relieve flatulence. Opium and chalk, mixed together, to combat the horror of diarrhoea.
Shackleton's 1907 Nimrod expedition to Antarctica made use of a variety of unlikely and unusual treatments to fend off illness...
8. Shackleton's desperate shipwrecked survivors almost driven to cannibalism
13 mrt 2022 · Great news that the sunken wreck of Ernest Shackleton's ... Hunger became worse as they ran out of food and after 100 days or so there seemed ...
See AlsoRazor E90 Electric Scooter PartsGreat news that the sunken wreck of Ernest Shackleton’s HMS Endurance has at long last been discovered deep in South Antarctica’s Weddell Sea where she has lain for 107 years, and in what an amazing condition. The history of the ill-fated expedition has been much written about emphasising the bravery of the men aboard and […] Read More
9. The Stunning Survival Story of Ernest Shackleton and His Endurance Crew
21 okt 2020 · ... food and fuel along the way. Two days after leaving South Georgia, Endurance entered the pack ice—the barrier of thick sea ice that stands ...
The men on the British expedition to Antarctica endured entrapment, hunger, frigid weather, angry seas—and near madness.
10. Gezonken schip van wereldberoemde poolreiziger na 62 jaar gevonden
15 jun 2024 · ... cookie-instellingen. U kunt deze ... In 1921 begon de Britse poolreiziger Ernest Shackleton aan zijn laatste reis op het 38 meter lange stoomschip ...
De Britse ontdekkingsreiziger bracht zijn laatste uren door in de kajuit van het schip. Nu is de romp in opmerkelijk goede staat gevonden op 390 meter diepte gevonden.
11. Leonard Hussey's Banjo: brain food - Oceanwide Expeditions
The Endurance had been trapped in pack ice for 10 months when Sir Ernest Shackleton gave the order to abandon ship on 27 October 1915.
The Endurance had been trapped in pack ice for 10 months when Sir Ernest Shackleton gave the order to abandon ship on 27 October 1915. He allowed each member of the Imperial TransAntarctic Expedition to bring 2lbs of personal gear with them as they set up camp on the floe—all except meteorologist, Leonard Hussey.
12. Ernest Shackleton - Scott Polar Research Institute
They were constantly hungry and their thoughts and dreams were often filled with food. Shackleton headed a whole page in his diary 'Desire', and wrote:.
13. Sir Ernest Shackleton | Royal Museums Greenwich
Sir Ernest Shackleton was an Anglo-Irish Antarctic explorer, who made three expeditions to the continent, most famously in 1914 on the Endurance.
Discover the remarkable journey Shackleton undertook to save his crew from death.
14. Sir Ernest Shackleton
The official Ernest Shackleton website, run by the Shackleton Family detailing the life of a prolific Antartic Explorer and Leader.
The official Ernest Shackleton website, run by the Shackleton Family detailing the life of a prolific Antartic Explorer and Leader
15. Food in Antarctica: What explorers and researchers eat
16 okt 2014 · The glow of warmth and comfort produced by the food and drink made optimists of us all.” So wrote Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton of his ...
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16. History of Shackleton's Expedition - Antarctic Heritage Trust
Ernest Shackleton was 33-years-old when he led his first expedition to Antarctica, determined to be the first to reach the Geographic South Pole. His ship ...
Since being invalided home with scurvy in 1903 from Robert Falcon Scott’s Discovery expedition, on which he was a third officer, Shackleton was fixated on getting back to the ice. Since his return from Antarctica he had a variety of jobs, which included magazine journalist, secretary of the Scottish Royal Geographical Society, and public relations work for a Glasgow steelworks. For over a year he drew up cost-cutting schemes and engineered introductions to rich businessmen, and by late 1906 was close to giving up.
