69 Days
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The Guardian
New insights into Shackleton’s Endurance voyage
During Sir Ernest Shackleton’s 1914–17 Antarctic expedition, the Endurance became trapped and was eventually crushed by ice, leading to a 10-month survival ordeal for the 28 crew members. The expedition’s official photographer, Frank Hurley, captured critical images of the crew’s experiences, including their struggle with harsh conditions, setting up camps, and the sinking of the ship. After the vessel sank, the crew established a camp on an ice floe and later embarked on a perilous journey across the Southern Ocean in the James Caird to reach rescue. Hurley's photographs document this heroic survival story and the challenges faced by the expedition members.
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