Scotts Last Expedition volume I 8 9
Scotts Last Expedition volume I 8 9
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Bowersstarted out as usual in his small felt hat, ears uncovered. LuckilyI called a halt after a mile and looked at him. His ears were quitewhite. Cherry and I nursed them back whilst the patient seemed tofeel nothing but intense surprise and disgust at the mere fact ofpossessing such unruly organs. Oates' nose gave great trouble. I gotfrostbitten on the cheek lightly, as also did Cherry-Garrard.
Tried to march in light woollen mits to great discomfort.
_Friday, February_ 17. --Camp 15. Lat. 79...° 28 1/2' S. It clouded overyesterday--the temperature rose and some snow fell. Wind from thesouth, cold and biting, as we turned out. We started to build thedepot. I had intended to go on half a march and return to same camp, leaving Weary Willy to rest, but under the circumstances did not liketo take risk.
Stores left in depôt: Lat. 79° 29'. Depot.
lbs.
245 7 weeks' full provision bags for 1 unit 12 2 days' provision bags for 1 unit 8 8 weeks' tea 31 6 weeks' extra butter 176 176 lbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bowersstarted out as usual in his small felt hat, ears uncovered. LuckilyI called a halt after a mile and looked at him. His ears were quitewhite. Cherry and I nursed them back whilst the patient seemed tofeel nothing but intense surprise and disgust at the mere fact ofpossessing such unruly organs. Oates' nose gave great trouble. I gotfrostbitten on the cheek lightly, as also did Cherry-Garrard.
Tried to march in light woollen mits to great discomfort.
_Friday, February_ 17. --Camp 15. Lat. 79...° 28 1/2' S. It clouded overyesterday--the temperature rose and some snow fell. Wind from thesouth, cold and biting, as we turned out. We started to build thedepot. I had intended to go on half a march and return to same camp, leaving Weary Willy to rest, but under the circumstances did not liketo take risk.
Stores left in depôt: Lat. 79° 29'. Depot.
lbs.
245 7 weeks' full provision bags for 1 unit 12 2 days' provision bags for 1 unit 8 8 weeks' tea 31 6 weeks' extra butter 176 176 lbs.
What to read after Scotts Last Expedition volume I 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Captain R F Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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