Adams standing by the sledge which was used on the furthest south journey

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Adams standing by the sledge which was used on the furthest south journey

British Antarctic Expedition 1907-09. Leader: Ernest Shackleton. A man dressed in winter polar clothing stands on the ice beside a sledge

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