I read the book about this expedition and I could not set it down. Have reread it several times since. A truly amazing story and a truly amazing man. Very sad that he died on South Georgia Island preparing for another journey to the Antarctic at the young age of 49. His final resting place is on this island.
@@Rex1987 Endurance: Shackletons Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing. I just finished it, was impossible to put it down. It is insane what these men went through. Read the book if you haven't yet!
I totally don't think Shackleton mission was a failure, he and his brave men lead the way for further expedition to the south pole. To me he was a true leader and a True Legend! 😀😀😀😀😀😄😄😄
The mission was an absolute failure. If Shackleton would have actually prepared better and listened to the advice of those who knew better than him, the hardships that they suffered would have been completely avoided. Shackleton was a fool.
@@deborahminess4668 I believe that the original plan was that after they reached the South Pole, they would retrace their footsteps back to the ship and return home. So, they wouldn't actually cross the Antartic continent.
Truthfully it has been documented that Shackleton made many, many errors in judgement and had it not been for his captains foresight as well as his remarkable navigation skills the entire crew would have been lost. Frank Worsley was his name, without him this story would be a mystery.
You're right! But there are so few people who know that. Almost all of them call Shackleton a hero,his decisions we're very close to kill them all,that's the type of hero he was. His captain however,proved himself,and I think that only a handful of sailors in history had enough skills and power to save those people.
I agree with you, Joe Hansen. Frank Worsley is, to me, the unsung, true hero of the journeys in the small boats. After a number of bad errors of judgement on Shackelton's behalf, putting them all in this situation, it was Worsley's seamanship, sailing experience with small boats and extraordinary navigational skills, without which they would have perished for certain. This doesn't lessen Shackelton's leadership qualities. His determination to ensure the survival of his men and his initial decision to take Worsley as captain were exemplary.
@@dabadoo7631 It was some of Shackelton's risky decisions that might be seen to have ultimately led to their plight. One could say that his determination to succeed and his fear of losing face might have led to these decisions. It could, of course, have been his confidence in his abilities. The first questionable decision was during the stop on the downward journey at South Georgia, where local fishermen and a crew of Norwegian seamen advised him not to go on because of the conditions they had recently witnessed themselves. He then made another questionable decision to change plans and not to stop where they initially had intended to. He decided that they should push on further south to get closer to the Pole. This decision was made after encountering an unusual amount of ice they had been warned about. Having said this, I must emphasise that Shackelton's leadership from the moment they got stuck in the ice until he rescued everyone was exemplary, the likes of which we have hardly ever seen in history. Unfortunately, Frank Worsley's contribution to the success of the rescue effort as an experienced and highly skilled sailor is often overlooked. It has often been said in sailing circles and in sailing terms that what Worsely managed as the captain of those small boats was close to the impossible.
You have your wish now sir! Look up "shackleton's story of survival the endurance timeline" was put up a week ago and has amazing time period Footage of the ship going down. Not to mention their struggles for survival.
Ernest Shackleton was and is an absolute legend, i read a few books about his exploits while I was serving on HMS Submarines. Epic awe inspiring stuff.
Thank you Johnny for the comment and between Robert Falcon Scott and Sir Ernest you could not find better Antarctic explorers. It is a tragedy that Scott lost his life along with two companions on the barrier. Scott was a great organizer but when the situation was the bleakest Sir Ernest was on top of his game. Tom Crean an Irishman that sailed with them both wrote a couple of books one about the Endurance expedtion called Hold Fast and one about Scott's Discovery Expedition called Antarctic Voyager both great reads and not too long. Discovery was the expedition that claimed Scott's life just 11 miles short of survival.
Frank Worsley was the man that saved them with his great navigation at sea .Tom Crean was the man on land( some man for one man ).It was his 3th trip to to Antarctica as he had been with Scott before and had known more and spent more time there than anyone else. The greatest man of that time and he was an Irishman and one to be proud of
I find the title of this film to be very misleading. While the film does follow along part of the route that was taken by Shackleton and his men and touch on some of what they went through, the majority of it seems like an little adventure and science exploration without much focus on the background and challenges the men faced. It also largely just glosses over the year+ the men spent on the ice before reaching Elephant Island.
The key word is retracing... They've literally been retracing the expedition to find the ship and they found it. I think you misread. There's plenty of other documentaries that tell the gruesome story of what the crew went through.
There is another book about the Endurance expedition called South:The story of Shackleton"s last Expedition 1914-1917 .This is another fabulous read. Enjoy!!!
You may want to google Tom Crean an Irishman that sailed with Shackleton and Robert Falcon Scott with his stories of those expeditions fortunately he was not with Scott during last ill fated expedition where he and two companions died 11 miles short of a supply hut/food cache that would have saved their lives. Such brave men to explore the antarctic with the supplies of the time which were nowhere near what current explorers have at their disposal.
Cool enough idea, but why not find/show the exact spot of the elephant island camp? The filmmaker is more interested the manufactured drama the paying homage to the original adventurers.
Dangerous part of the world yet. Weather is harsh. Snow,ice , and frigid temperatures. Just a barren part of the world.Endurance was caught in the ice. Endurance crushed by the ice. Shackleton and crew took to the boats. With provisions they could take on their journey, they survived. Getting to elephant Island with the boats and setting up a camp site for help to come. It was a perilous journey from Elephant Island to The Whaling Station. In a boat with a sextant, getting to the Whaling Station from Elephant Island, was no easy task. 800 mile journey. Perhaps the most terrible event in modern history to survive under harsh conditions.
I went to the Staples store in Palm Springs, CA and the guy that waited on me had a name tag on that said Shakleton. Turns out he was a direct descendant of the explorer.
None of the polar expeditions should have been done until we could safely fly to the poles, which is how Amudsen became the 1st man we can prove reached N. Pole using a blimp in 1926.
They were both hero’s. Frank was a master navigator who was able to get them to Elephant Island and South Georgia. Amazing feats no doubt but it was Shackleton who made the decisions, rationed the food, kept up moral and led them to safety not losing a single man.
@@rooster3265 And Sir Ernest financed the whole Expedition. It was Sir Ernest's ship and it was his Expedition not to undermine Frank tho he was a good man👍
If its difficult now with all this high tech equipment .can you imagine what it was like back then .more than a 100 years ago..when all they had was guts and bravery..back when men were men...hats off to those very brave men....
I understand your ambition in the exploration, but I really wanted to hear the Shackleton story in detail, not watch some modern day folks with modern day equipment go there.
@Robbo's Modern Life Retracing can imply going over the actual voyage... Always great to jump to personal insults for people on the internet having a different perspective than you.
The numbers of the camera team and their disposition say a lot about this “documentary”. Helicopters? Sound and Lighting? Has all the credibility of an Attenborough program.
One of the polar explorers said never eat prunes even when famished. My mind wanders with the added misery of starvation with nothing else to eat. I don’t if I heard it or not?
@@cindyknudson2715 because they will cause a lot of bathroom breaks hardly a good experience in the snowy no pre Covid toilet paper shortage kind of thing with a wind chill factor otherwise prunes are great.
I don't see how somebody who was warned by, if I'm right, Danes to wait make decision on his own set sails and to risk lives of whole crew can be hero. I mean, if I put someone in fatal danger and then save him am I hero? For me true hero in whole that expedition was captain Worsley.
And not one man died. A legend. Well, both my grandads were fighting in the trenches, while this lot were indulging themselves. So you tell me who were the real heroes?
Another book is Shackleton:the Forgotten Expedition The Voyage of the Nimrod where they used sturdy Manchurian ponies instead of sled dogs to cross the ice and traverse the mainland.
This is a ridiculously pointless pleasure cruise inspired by 28 men that suffered a level of discomfort most humans will never know - imagine winter camping with canvas gear for 18 months. Travelling in the artic, in the ocean, in a lifeboat. These rich adventurers have every color North Face jacket there is. Wow, they did it! With all that gear and a fancy ship to sleep in every night. “ let’s do Shackleton’s route in luxury.!” Nail polish: retracing Shakeltons route, don’t forget nail polish! If there’s been women on the original expedition, I doubt they’d have made it
Apparently, there was a 200 tonne vessel that went down in the storm which Shakleton happened to survive, in a lifeboat, heavily ballasted on an 800 mile journey after, like you said over a year spent freezing on the Antarctic ice. Truly, the stuff of legend and a real-life nightmare.
"...saved his entire crew from certain death..." Not really. He saved them from a situation that was extremely likely to be fatal. If it was certain death, they certainly would have died there.
SHACKLETON REAL HERO.NO ONE LEFT BEHIND ENDURANCE LUCKY SOUL.99 PERCENT SURE DEATH SENTENCE FOR UNLUCKY SOUL.ELEPHANT ISLAND 🏝 AFTER REACHING LAND WHAT A FATE WRONG SIDE OF ISLAND .IMAGINE LOOKING AT THE MOUNTAINS TO CLIMB WORST SEA 🌊 SURVIVED BUT GOD JUST BEING ❤ LESS .
Turned this off after ten minutes since there was no mention of Shackleton in that time. Just finished the book, Endurance, and wanted to put some maps and faces on the story, not listen to these guys' story.
This was lame. A bunch of rich people hire a scientist and some soldiers then get on a boat and float around the Antarctic with all the comforts of home. They would not have survived the real ordeal.
I thought this was going to be a documentary showing the actual crew excedra sure, I understand technology was different however, this seemed to focus on the crew of today discussing the entire trip and stepping in past tense steps . Thank you but I didn't like this its focus more n you . Happy New year ..
APPARENTLY, THIS GREAT SHIP OF SHACKELTON WAS FOUND AND UNLIKE LETTING TITANIC RUST AWAY TO A PILE OF ORANGE DUST. I SUGGEST IT BE RAISED AND GIVEN TO A BRITISH MUSEUM FOR THE WORLD TO SEE THE BEFITTING NAME OF THIS SHIP!!!
Are you sure all I hear is Shackleton did this and Shackleton did that while the only thing I can save the confidence Shackleton really did was deliver good pep talk after he f**** something up the name you need to be crediting begins with Frank and he's the captain of the ship
Is this narrated by a computer program or something? He pronounces some words quite strangely. Whooping instead of whopping. Glassier instead of glacier etc.
strange, and arguably unfair and inaccurate portrayal of history wherein Shakleton gets all the credit and not even a passing reference to Frank Worsley - the Captain of The Endurance, without whom, arguably, Shakleton and all his men would have perished. There is no way they could have gone for help without him as Shakleton himself admitted he knew nothing about small vessels and almost had the rescuers killed by insisting the James Caird be laden with ballast, against Frank Worsley's advice. All too reminiscent of Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, In Colonial times, - understandable that a Brit, noy a sherpa or a kiwi, get all the accolades and praise - one wd think a mdern retelling wd have a diff perspective and give credit where it is due. - In fact, before I fell prey to 'Political Correctness, - Sorry!! Now, I categorically state that Shakleton and all his crew would most definitely not have survived had it not been for their ship's captain - FRANK WORSLEY!!
The title of this video is an utter falsehood. This expedition and their video does not retrace Sir Ernest Shackleton 1914 Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition.
The story of Ernest Shackleton and crew is truly an extraordinary incredible story of the human spirit and survival!
This is SOOOO AWESOME!! Shackleton was the truest of heroes that ever lived in my opinion.
I read the book about this expedition and I could not set it down. Have reread it several times since. A truly amazing story and a truly amazing man. Very sad that he died on South Georgia Island preparing for another journey to the Antarctic at the young age of 49. His final resting place is on this island.
Which book was it?
Hey Allan what was the Name of that Book??? I would Love to read it!!!! That is such an Amazing story!!!!!!!!
hey dont keep us hanging :D what was the book called? i would love to read more about it :-)
@@Rex1987 Shackleton wrote his book.
@@Rex1987 Endurance: Shackletons Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing. I just finished it, was impossible to put it down. It is insane what these men went through. Read the book if you haven't yet!
Flash forward a year later and they found the ship!!!! Amazing
I totally don't think Shackleton mission was a failure, he and his brave men lead the way for further expedition to the south pole. To me he was a true leader and a True Legend! 😀😀😀😀😀😄😄😄
Worsley was the leader not Shackleton, Shackleton just got all the credit
The mission was an absolute failure. If Shackleton would have actually prepared better and listened to the advice of those who knew better than him, the hardships that they suffered would have been completely avoided. Shackleton was a fool.
Right???? If they hadn't gone what they went through many more may have suffered the same fate !
This mission was to cross Antarctic continent, not reach South pole.
@@deborahminess4668 I believe that the original plan was that after they reached the South Pole, they would retrace their footsteps back to the ship and return home. So, they wouldn't actually cross the Antartic continent.
Truthfully it has been documented that Shackleton made many, many errors in judgement and had it not been for his captains foresight as well as his remarkable navigation skills the entire crew would have been lost. Frank Worsley was his name, without him this story would be a mystery.
You're right!
But there are so few people who know that. Almost all of them call Shackleton a hero,his decisions we're very close to kill them all,that's the type of hero he was. His captain however,proved himself,and I think that only a handful of sailors in history had enough skills and power to save those people.
I agree with you, Joe Hansen. Frank Worsley is, to me, the unsung, true hero of the journeys in the small boats. After a number of bad errors of judgement on Shackelton's behalf, putting them all in this situation, it was Worsley's seamanship, sailing experience with small boats and extraordinary navigational skills, without which they would have perished for certain. This doesn't lessen Shackelton's leadership qualities. His determination to ensure the survival of his men and his initial decision to take Worsley as captain were exemplary.
@@dabadoo7631 It was some of Shackelton's risky decisions that might be seen to have ultimately led to their plight. One could say that his determination to succeed and his fear of losing face might have led to these decisions. It could, of course, have been his confidence in his abilities. The first questionable decision was during the stop on the downward journey at South Georgia, where local fishermen and a crew of Norwegian seamen advised him not to go on because of the conditions they had recently witnessed themselves. He then made another questionable decision to change plans and not to stop where they initially had intended to. He decided that they should push on further south to get closer to the Pole. This decision was made after encountering an unusual amount of ice they had been warned about. Having said this, I must emphasise that Shackelton's leadership from the moment they got stuck in the ice until he rescued everyone was exemplary, the likes of which we have hardly ever seen in history. Unfortunately, Frank Worsley's contribution to the success of the rescue effort as an experienced and highly skilled sailor is often overlooked. It has often been said in sailing circles and in sailing terms that what Worsely managed as the captain of those small boats was close to the impossible.
amen thank you for mentionin that Sir..
@@dabadoo7631 👍🏻
Nice to see Hempleman-Adams toughing it out with a bunch of kids.
Star of the show was the Australis though. What a fabulous boat.
You have your wish now sir! Look up "shackleton's story of survival the endurance timeline" was put up a week ago and has amazing time period Footage of the ship going down. Not to mention their struggles for survival.
Ernest Shackleton was and is an absolute legend, i read a few books about his exploits while I was serving on HMS Submarines. Epic awe inspiring stuff.
Thank you Johnny for the comment and between Robert Falcon Scott and Sir Ernest you could not find better Antarctic explorers. It is a tragedy that Scott lost his life along with two companions on the barrier. Scott was a great organizer but when the situation was the bleakest Sir Ernest was on top of his game. Tom Crean an Irishman that sailed with them both wrote a couple of books one about the Endurance expedtion called Hold Fast and one about Scott's Discovery Expedition called Antarctic Voyager both great reads and not too long. Discovery was the expedition that claimed Scott's life just 11 miles short of survival.
Wow Land and Seascapes So Beautiful.
00:48 it starts
I thought this was about Shackleton adventures dissapointing
Tom Crean Shackleton are amongst the greatest Irish legends
Frank Worsley was the man that saved them with his great navigation at sea .Tom Crean was the man on land( some man for one man ).It was his 3th trip to to Antarctica as he had been with Scott before and had known more and spent more time there than anyone else. The greatest man of that time and he was an Irishman and one to be proud of
Anglo Irish
Great video, thank you!
What a absolute extraordinary series ‼️👏👏👏👏👏
I find the title of this film to be very misleading. While the film does follow along part of the route that was taken by Shackleton and his men and touch on some of what they went through, the majority of it seems like an little adventure and science exploration without much focus on the background and challenges the men faced. It also largely just glosses over the year+ the men spent on the ice before reaching Elephant Island.
Very misleading indeed!!!!
Yeah, but you got to admit it was pretty cool seeing what Georgia Island looks like on a windy day. :)
The key word is retracing...
They've literally been retracing the expedition to find the ship and they found it.
I think you misread. There's plenty of other documentaries that tell the gruesome story of what the crew went through.
Great Documentary.
This doesn’t tell half the amazing story of Shackleton and what they endured
The embodiment of true leadership
Read the book called "Endurance". It's unbelievable and has many first hand accounts.
@@TheDirthound
Just finished reading it last night.
9/10, a must read for all 👍
@@Ytnzy250 Yes, it really tells a story about perseverance through innumerable hardships.
They released a new video with a full in depth journey of the whole thing, I watched it today, just bloody awe inspiring!!!
There is another book about the Endurance expedition called South:The story of Shackleton"s last Expedition 1914-1917 .This is another fabulous read. Enjoy!!!
This is an amazing epic story. Please there needs to be a movie done upon x
You may want to google Tom Crean an Irishman that sailed with Shackleton and Robert Falcon Scott with his stories of those expeditions fortunately he was not with Scott during last ill fated expedition where he and two companions died 11 miles short of a supply hut/food cache that would have saved their lives. Such brave men to explore the antarctic with the supplies of the time which were nowhere near what current explorers have at their disposal.
He was a kiwi, born in New Zealand and we are very proud of him!
@@brandmotivo if he was a Spaniard, he would of got lost and claim he found India.
Btw, he was born in kilkia, Ireland in 1874. Please research what you want to say before you let it ooze out.
No he wasn't. He was Irish, born in kilkea, Kildare, Ireland.
@@davekiernan29 well done on copying my comment there.
@@sincrooks6844 he didn't copy your spelling mistake
Good to honour this great Hero!
Happy New Year to you and your brother Thank you for your awesone work👍🎉🎆
Cool enough idea, but why not find/show the exact spot of the elephant island camp? The filmmaker is more interested the manufactured drama the paying homage to the original adventurers.
Dangerous part of the world yet. Weather is harsh. Snow,ice , and frigid temperatures. Just a barren part of the world.Endurance was caught in the ice. Endurance crushed by the ice. Shackleton and crew took to the boats. With provisions they could take on their journey, they survived. Getting to elephant Island with the boats and setting up a camp site for help to come. It was a perilous journey from Elephant Island to The Whaling Station. In a boat with a sextant, getting to the Whaling Station from Elephant Island, was no easy task. 800 mile journey. Perhaps the most terrible event in modern history to survive under harsh conditions.
2 weeks ? i am guessing
ENTERTAINING WHILE EDUCATING AS WELL, NICE.
This channel is most excellent
I went to the Staples store in Palm Springs, CA and the guy that waited on me had a name tag on that said Shakleton. Turns out he was a direct descendant of the explorer.
Thzts cool
There was a relative who had a TV show. Drawing the birds and other animals
AWESOME!
Such an amazing documentary wish there was more! So thankful for content like this.
They FOUND the Endurance!
Please fix your closed captioning!! Try black print or something
What an adventure! I have nothing to compare. Lol
None of the polar expeditions should have been done until we could safely fly to the poles, which is how Amudsen became the 1st man we can prove reached N. Pole using a blimp in 1926.
What a stupid thing to say. And if you reflect on this ridiculous post you may realize why, however somehow I doubt it.
If I remember correctly, Shackleton wasn't the hero, it was his capt Frank that really saved everyone.
So true, frank doesn’t get enough credit
They were both hero’s. Frank was a master navigator who was able to get them to Elephant Island and South Georgia. Amazing feats no doubt but it was Shackleton who made the decisions, rationed the food, kept up moral and led them to safety not losing a single man.
@@rooster3265 meh
@@rooster3265 And Sir Ernest financed the whole Expedition. It was Sir Ernest's ship and it was his Expedition not to undermine Frank tho he was a good man👍
Exactly. If Shakleton had listened to Worsley they would have aborted the trip into the pack ice.
If its difficult now with all this high tech equipment .can you imagine what it was like back then .more than a 100 years ago..when all they had was guts and bravery..back when men were men...hats off to those very brave men....
What Shackleton accomplished no man ever done it. Is that a failure??? In my opinion he is one of explanations greatest heroes
I understand your ambition in the exploration, but I really wanted to hear the Shackleton story in detail, not watch some modern day folks with modern day equipment go there.
So, where is the story. Yes, I am happy for them. Where is Shackleton?
If you enjoy a little electric guitar with your history, then do I have a video for you...
@Tony Dark I know the story. Just wanted to see it again which this was a waste.
@Robbo's Modern Life Retracing can imply going over the actual voyage... Always great to jump to personal insults for people on the internet having a different perspective than you.
check out the book titled Endurance. It's a really amazing book about Shackleton
Now it's finally been found and Mr. Snow was there!
RIP The legend ❤️
"Shaykleton?" "Mariteem?" "Whooping?"
Ernest didn’t save his crew. He got them stuck out there. It was the captain that saved everyone
The numbers of the camera team and their disposition say a lot about this “documentary”. Helicopters? Sound and Lighting? Has all the credibility of an Attenborough program.
Awesome thank u also no fear in that girl
Nice scorpion tank
As Sir Edmond Hillary said, take Captain Scott for scientific discovery, Amunsden for speed of travel, and Shackleton to just F***ing survive.
Thank you for your knowledge really helpful, thank you ;)
those were the days when explorers were not pampered or depended on technology. .
His captain saved them.
30:40 - Complaining about 1 night. Imagine how it was like for 28 people to sleep in such conditions and worse even, for over a year
One of the polar explorers said never eat prunes even when famished. My mind wanders with the added misery of starvation with nothing else to eat. I don’t if I heard it or not?
Why not eat prunes? 🤔
@@cindyknudson2715 because they will cause a lot of bathroom breaks hardly a good experience in the snowy no pre Covid toilet paper shortage kind of thing with a wind chill factor otherwise prunes are great.
Wish this had captions
They found the ship.
If it wasn't for capt Frank Worsley they'd all be dead men, doesn't get enough credit that guy....
Men of a different breed for sure, it was do or die.
I don't see how somebody who was warned by, if I'm right, Danes to wait make decision on his own set sails and to risk lives of whole crew can be hero. I mean, if I put someone in fatal danger and then save him am I hero? For me true hero in whole that expedition was captain Worsley.
Yes !
They found the ship!!!
Thank you
Now enjoy this show!
And not one man died. A legend. Well, both my grandads were fighting in the trenches, while this lot were indulging themselves. So you tell me who were the real heroes?
They were Irish. Ireland were neutral in the war. Sorry for your loss.
Bear fitness Hang on I'm sure Irish regiments were fighting in WW1?
@@gangstar8652 yes they had to put food on the table, but that's not the point i was making.
@@bearfitness3187 Many Irish soldiers participated in WW1.
most of the men came back and died in the great war afterwards. Sad after all they went through
RIP Mrs. Chippy.
Yh, RIP Mrs Chippy.
Sadly missed.
Gone to soon.
Burnt to a crisp poor thing.
Next S. Rush !
The goal of this expedition is unclear. Of course, it's impossible to accurately repeat Shackleton's but even the title is not clear after seeing it.
Epic
Another book is Shackleton:the Forgotten Expedition The Voyage of the Nimrod where they used sturdy Manchurian ponies instead of sled dogs to cross the ice and traverse the mainland.
It's all in your mind.
This is a ridiculously pointless pleasure cruise inspired by 28 men that suffered a level of discomfort most humans will never know - imagine winter camping with canvas gear for 18 months. Travelling in the artic, in the ocean, in a lifeboat. These rich adventurers have every color North Face jacket there is. Wow, they did it! With all that gear and a fancy ship to sleep in every night. “ let’s do Shackleton’s route in luxury.!” Nail polish: retracing Shakeltons route, don’t forget nail polish! If there’s been women on the original expedition, I doubt they’d have made it
Apparently, there was a 200 tonne vessel that went down in the storm which Shakleton happened to survive, in a lifeboat, heavily ballasted on an 800 mile journey after, like you said over a year spent freezing on the Antarctic ice. Truly, the stuff of legend and a real-life nightmare.
I'm sorry, but emulating Shackleton by eating chocolate cake on a proper boat doesn't count.
Come on you guys. Jeez.
"...saved his entire crew from certain death..." Not really. He saved them from a situation that was extremely likely to be fatal. If it was certain death, they certainly would have died there.
Getting HMS Terror vibes, if Franklyn and his crew made it
What is this? some kind of a honeymoon vacation? This is an insult of an exploration compared to Shakeltons crew exploration.
The firmament...
SHACKLETON REAL HERO.NO ONE LEFT BEHIND ENDURANCE LUCKY SOUL.99 PERCENT SURE DEATH SENTENCE FOR UNLUCKY SOUL.ELEPHANT ISLAND 🏝 AFTER REACHING LAND WHAT A FATE WRONG SIDE OF ISLAND .IMAGINE LOOKING AT THE MOUNTAINS TO CLIMB WORST SEA 🌊 SURVIVED BUT GOD JUST BEING ❤ LESS .
Why did they watch hundreds of tons of building material and firewood sink ? 😢
A skipper, an adventurer, a team leader, two former soldiers, a polar guide, a scientist and... a snowboarder?
@Donga WrestleWrestle yup, but what does she bring as expertise to the team?
@@kskdtr Absolutely. What does she bring to this expedition? APart from dropping some pieces of equipment here and there in those immaculate places?
Turned this off after ten minutes since there was no mention of Shackleton in that time. Just finished the book, Endurance, and wanted to put some maps and faces on the story, not listen to these guys' story.
This was lame. A bunch of rich people hire a scientist and some soldiers then get on a boat and float around the Antarctic with all the comforts of home. They would not have survived the real ordeal.
I thought this was going to be a documentary showing the actual crew excedra sure, I understand technology was different however, this seemed to focus on the crew of today discussing the entire trip and stepping in past tense steps . Thank you but I didn't like this its focus more n you . Happy New year ..
SALAMUN TERPUJILAH SALAMUN💐🙏.
That was quite decent.
APPARENTLY, THIS GREAT SHIP OF SHACKELTON WAS FOUND AND UNLIKE LETTING TITANIC RUST AWAY TO A PILE OF ORANGE DUST. I SUGGEST IT BE RAISED AND GIVEN TO A BRITISH MUSEUM FOR THE WORLD TO SEE THE BEFITTING NAME OF THIS SHIP!!!
Are you sure all I hear is Shackleton did this and Shackleton did that while the only thing I can save the confidence Shackleton really did was deliver good pep talk after he f**** something up the name you need to be crediting begins with Frank and he's the captain of the ship
Is this narrated by a computer program or something? He pronounces some words quite strangely. Whooping instead of whopping. Glassier instead of glacier etc.
This film would've benefited from an English-speaking narrator.
Clicking off at 4.00.They don't make them like they used to.
strange, and arguably unfair and inaccurate portrayal of history wherein Shakleton gets all the credit and not even a passing reference to Frank Worsley - the Captain of The Endurance, without whom, arguably, Shakleton and all his men would have perished. There is no way they could have gone for help without him as Shakleton himself admitted he knew nothing about small vessels and almost had the rescuers killed by insisting the James Caird be laden with ballast, against Frank Worsley's advice. All too reminiscent of Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, In Colonial times, - understandable that a Brit, noy a sherpa or a kiwi, get all the accolades and praise - one wd think a mdern retelling wd have a diff perspective and give credit where it is due. - In fact, before I fell prey to 'Political Correctness, - Sorry!! Now, I categorically state that Shakleton and all his crew would most definitely not have survived had it not been for their ship's captain - FRANK WORSLEY!!
😅😅😅😅😅😮well I information good show 😅😅
Untill the self centred las started snowboarding it was excellent.
Awful that was to be included.
Mmm let's get it right, a lot of posh people who are lucky enough to spare the time off and afford a jolly good adventure,
So cold for me ….I hate coldd
Total waste of time.
A fascinating story well dramatized, but ruined by the incessant commercials. I quit halfway through the documentary.
😊
Disappointing.
The title of this video is an utter falsehood. This expedition and their video does not retrace Sir Ernest Shackleton 1914 Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition.
This was just a a holiday video. Disappointingly bad
You gotta stop with these intros.
Very annoying
Dont subscribe to his streaming bs, he doesnt have permission for alot of stuff he has on his channel here.
So many lies