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Shackleton

House Patron - Ernest Henry SHACKLETON 

 

Ernest Shackleton: Polar explorer had hole in his heart he kept secret from  his men, research says | The Independent | The Independent

 

Ernest Shackleton (1874–1922) was a British-Irish Antarctic explorer known for his leadership and resilience in extreme conditions. He led several expeditions to Antarctica, most notably the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition (1914–1917), during which his ship, Endurance, became trapped in ice and was eventually crushed. Shackleton and his crew survived months on the drifting ice, undertaking a perilous journey in lifeboats to South Georgia Island. His ability to keep his men alive through extraordinary hardships cemented his legacy as one of the greatest leaders in exploration history. Shackleton's courage, determination, and leadership continue to inspire adventurers today.

 

 Captain

Chantelle Sithole

 Vice Captain

Ramiz Rao