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Half an hour later Day, Lashly, Nelson, Forde, and Keohane arrived with the two ponies – men and animals in good form. ... Everything seems to depend on these animals. I have not seen the meteorological record brought back, but it appears that the

of the animal (the strong sinew material used to stich the boots comes from the ligaments and tendons of animals). ... They were built around aluminium armatures which were made bespoke by Mackays metalwork shop in Cambridge.

He has been improving the whole of the winter and Oates has been surprised at the apparent recovery; he looks well and feeds well, though a very weedily built animal compared ... On such occasions Oates trudges manfully after him, rounds him up to within

Yet all these animals are very full of character. Some day I must write of them and their individualities. ... I wish to goodness the animals would wear them – it would save them any amount of labour in such surfaces as this. |

She returned to Cambridge to start her Ph.D.in Nov. 1983, sponsored by Inupiaq History, Language and Culture Commission. ... He was awarded his PhD by the Department of Geography and Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge, in May 2004.

On board the ship I was taken in to see Lillie’s catch of sea animals. ... the animals got down on the floe level and Oates led across an old snowed-up crack.

One pony got away from Debenham close to the ship, and galloped the whole way in with its load behind; the load capsized just off the shore and the animal and ... In fact there were quite a lot of minor incidents which seemed to endanger life and limb to

If the layer is too thick it can be impossible for reindeer to break through it to the vegetation below, and unless supplementary fodder is provided many animals can die. ... The calculations are not accurate for coastal pixels. 2024 University of

My conservation specialism is treatment of organic artefacts – that is, objects made from anything that was ever a plant or animal. ... Uncategorized (1). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Or does the animal clothed in white radiate less of his internal heat? ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Record: P2006/1/26. The Scott Polar Research Institute is part of the University of Cambridge. ... Record: P2006/1/27. The Scott Polar Research Institute is part of the University of Cambridge.

Styrene-based plastics smell very different from animal materials though epoxy-based plastics have little smell. ... Please contact the SPRI Museum Shop for details of availability. 2024 University of Cambridge.

We got off our march, but under the most harassing circumstances and with the animals very tired. ... Tiring for the men, but in itself more even, and therefore less tiring for the animals.

Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge, 95 pp. Lane, H.E., Boneham, N.A. ... Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge, 82 pp. Lüdecke, C. and Summerhayes, C.P., 2012.

Address:. High Cross, Madingley Rd., Cambridge CB3 0ET. Telephone:. 44-1223-221400. Fax:. ... Address:. Department of Animal and Plant Ecology, 26 Taptonville Rd., Sheffield S10 5BR.

The poor animal couldn’t rise, and the only merciful thing was to kill it. ... The animals without exception were terribly emaciated, and Weary Willy was in a pitiable condition.

Two Inuit men are standing on the snow beside a group of dead animals. ... Record: P66/17/626. Two Inuit men are standing on the snow beside a group of dead animals.

We pressed on the poor half-rationed animals, but could get none to lead for more than a few minutes; following, the animals would do fairly well. ... T. 19º.) I cannot load the animals heavily on such snow.

19 May 2022: Here at the Scott […] pResidents and visitors to Cambridge will have noticed that there are some new faces around town. ... to visit the museum on the University of Cambridge Museums website./p A Special Visitor – Part Two.

The animals are in splendid form. Day by day the ponies get fitter as their exercise increases, and the stronger, harder food toughens their muscles. ... They are very different animals from those which we took south last year, and with another month of

In the photo above, Heather is holding “The Avenging Narwhal Play Set – with 4 magical tusks and 3 adorable animals to impale!“. ... Inside the box there is indeed a plastic model narwhal impaling some adorable animals – here, a baby seal:.

Jehu is now called ‘The Barrier Wonder’ and Chinaman ‘The Thunderbolt.’ Two days more and they will be well past the spot at which Shackleton killed his first animal. ... The animals seem to be getting accustomed to the steady, heavy plod and

On occasion we have been able to help other museums in Cambridge who do not have the luxury of a walk-in cold room as we do. ... I am particularly excited about a group of prehistoric animal and human figures made from ivory, which are thousands of years

Telephone:. 1-212-769-5100. Fax:. 1-212-769-5223. Year of foundation:. 1869. Collections:. In addition to displays illustrating the marine and terrestrial animal life of the polar regions, the ... Lawrence Island, Point Barrow and Nome (1942-55). Library.

There is little to be said for the artificial uplifting of animal spirits, yet few could take great exception to so rare an outburst in a long run of quiet days. ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

a far cooler Cambridge, the first thing Willy ordered was a hot tea! ... Both Willy and Bryan had an enjoyable evening which rounded off Willy’s penultimate day in Cambridge.

Record: P66/17/793. Haig-Thomas standing on stony ground beside a dissected animal. ... Record: P66/17/806. Edward Shackleton is looking at an animal hide. He is surrounded by Inuit men and children.

The smallness of the fractions on which the comfort and physical well-being of the men depend is due to the fact of travelling with animals whose needs are proportionately so ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

To-day it is very fine and bright. We are giving a good deal of extra food to the animals, and my hope is that they will soon pick up again – ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

My conservation specialism is treatment of organic artefacts – that is, objects made from anything that was ever a plant or animal. ... Uncategorized (1). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Comfortable quarters for the hut, ice for water, snow for the animals, good slopes for ski-ing, vast tracks of rock for walks. ... What an excellent time these animals must have with thousands of penguins passing to and fro!

Poor patient beasts! One wonders how far the memory of such fearful discomfort will remain with them–animals so often remember places and conditions where they have encountered difficulties or hurt. ... Well, we must be prepared for anything, but I’m

So, thanks for uploading his log, its awesome. Scott, his men & his animals gave us a remarkable story. ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

19 May 2022: Here at the Scott […] pResidents and visitors to Cambridge will have noticed that there are some new faces around town. ... to visit the museum on the University of Cambridge Museums website./p Charlotte Connelly The Big Freeze, Here, Now.

also show our team what life is like as a student at the University of Cambridge. ... knowledge of the academic courses available and what they would entail, as well as an idea of the social lives of Cambridge students.

Noticed sledges, ponies, &c., cast shadows all round. Surface very good and animals did splendidly. ... Oates watches his animal warily, reluctant to keep such a nervous creature standing in the traces.

19 May 2022: to visit the museum on the University of Cambridge Museums website./p The Big Freeze, Here, Now. ... human lives to the planet’s smallest micro-organisms.br / Arctic animals are of fundamental importance to Inuit life.

3. Disposals. 3.1. The collections of the SPRI Museum are held in pursuit of the educational and charitable activities of the University of Cambridge. ... 4. Constraints on collecting. 4.1 All staff involved in collection development must make themselves

face. Record: Y: 2021/6a. A bowie knife with a modified bakelite and perspex handle and a carved animal head on the pommel, from Murmansk, Russia, and given to sailor Alfred ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

a week or so the whole station, instruments, routine, men and animals, &c., will be in working order. ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

When this is complete we shall be able to shelter seven animals, and this should be enough for winter and spring operations. ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

I was very pleased to find one or two of the animals voluntarily accompanying us on our walk. ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

The noise of these animals is rather trying at night – one imagines all sorts of dreadful things happening, but when the watchman visits the stables its occupants blink at him with ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Turned in with much relief to have all hands and the animals safely housed. ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Scott's Last Expedition. «». Thursday, November 30th 1911. Camp 26. A very pleasant day for marching, but a very tiring march for the poor animals, which, with the exception of Nobby, ... Except that the loads are light now and there are still eight

Or does the animal clothed in white radiate less of his internal heat? ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

It is amusing to see Meares looking eagerly for the chance of a feed for his animals; he has been expecting it daily. ... On the other hand, Atkinson and Oates are eager to get the poor animal beyond the point at which Shackleton killed his first beast.

The rest of the animals are as well as can be expected – Jehu rather better. ... Uncategorized (3). Tags. RSS feed. 2024 University of Cambridge.

We can’t afford to lose animals of any sort. All the ponies except three have now brought loads from the ship. ... To-morrow we ought to be running some twelve or thirteen of these animals.

Comfortable quarters for the hut, ice for water, snow for the animals, good slopes for ski-ing, vast tracks of rock for walks. ... What an excellent time these animals must have with thousands of penguins passing to and fro!