Lost ship ...ha

Lost and found

I wish people can endureike endurance in life

Explorers:
The expedition team.

Photo issued by Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust of (left to right) John Shears, expedition leader; Mensun Bound, director of exploration; Nico Vincent, expedition sub-sea manager; J.C. Caillens, off-shore manager, holding the first scan of the Endurance wreckage alongside photos from Frank Hurley, the Australian adventurer and official photographer on Sir Ernest Shackleton's Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition.

I was not expecting to see a black person in the expedition team...I was not disappointed

That Antarctica ehhh I'm thinking if that side of the world do see sun ...

In this case Jack Sparrow will say:
Abandon ship or abandoned hope...


Those are my kind of men. I wonder why I was born in this age sef.. Adventure is dead.

When I look at what you guys are doing I asked myself if we in the same world and that is why I have vowed to Excell in gifted area whether the devil likes it or not.. whether our politicians are serious not serious ..

This Antarctica en, it's just a continent that people can't build settlements.
Na wa

Hezzyluv:
Na wao...



So all those years passed, "una no look for the ship na now day break"

E concern you ?

Explorers , God bless you sir . You made my day.

I remember this documentary series vividly from discovery channel back then, "Shackleton and Scott" the expedition of the south pole.
Life channels are the best.

You just have to have some admiration for divers, the lads that actually go deep into the body of waters to search for these things.
The Artic ocean is the least explored and it takes a lot of courage and expertise to get down there.

Thanks Explorers! na only Russian ukrain i dey since last week.

Hezzyluv:
Na wao...



So all those years passed, "una no look for the ship na now day break"

You think the sea is as small as your backyard?

Mikelarteta:
Nice job Putin

Are u high?? What have u been sniffing?

goodheart01:


Are u high?? What have u been sniffing?

Lol

This one na Titanic Junior brother

2nqey:
This is the kind of Expedition I'd love to partake in.

No o, with the kind of brain numbing cold winters we have here, I've vowed not to ever go near that much ice. I intend to spend the kish I'm busting my ass for in a warm temperate haven someday.

Explorer I greet you Boss

Funjosh:
Explorer I greet you Boss

Both hands and right leg in the air brother.

Lovely to behold.

Explorers:
The wreck of Sir Ernest Shackleton's ship Endurance has been found 107 years after it became trapped in sea ice and sank off the coast of Antarctica.

Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust said the wooden ship, which had not been seen since it went down in the Weddell Sea in 1915, was found at a depth of 9,868 feet (3,008 metres).

Remarkable footage of the wreck shows it has been astonishingly preserved, with the ship's wheel still intact and the name 'Endurance' still perfectly visible on the ship's stern.

The Endurance22 Expedition had set off from Cape Town, South Africa in February this year, a month after the 100th anniversary of Sir Ernest's death on a mission to locate it.

Endurance was found approximately four miles south of the position originally recorded by the ship's captain Frank Worsley, but within the search area defined by the expedition team before its departure from Cape Town.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-10593291/Shackletons-lost-ship-Endurance-107-years-sinking.html

Great discovery. The next step
would be to haul the boat up
and restore any part of the boat
that may need fixing!


#Shackleton'sEndurance