Leaving the rest of the crew on the island, Shackleton and five men set sail in a 22-foot lifeboat for an 800-mile journey to South Georgia Island. If they missed their navigation by even one ...

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However, LEGO is throwing in a bonus to sweeten your hefty buy. A "Shackleton's Lifeboat" set, which will be sold separately in the future, is included with the LEGO Endurance for a limited time.

As a bonus, if you buy it between November 29 and December 2 this year then you’ll get an exclusive free set called Shackleton’s Lifeboat. Although you also need to be a Lego Insider to claim ...

The Endurance, commanded by explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton on an expedition to traverse Antarctica from one coast to another, sank in the Weddell Sea in November 1915 as its 27-member crew looked ...

In a heroic last-ditch effort, Shackleton took five men and sailed a lifeboat 800 miles across some of the most treacherous waters to the island of South Georgia to find help, and even though it ...

THE shipwreck from Ernest Shackleton’s doomed Antarctic expedition in 1914 has been revealed in new detail through 3D scans. The 144-foot-long sunken Endurance ship has been hidden under ice … ...

Shackleton and his crew were then forced to travel miles over ice and land in Antarctica in nothing but a reinforced lifeboat to reach safety. In 15 days, they sailed 810 across the Southern Ocean ...

They spent months on the ice, watching the Endurance flounder, before Shackleton and five others embarked on a perilous 800-mile journey in a small lifeboat to seek rescue. All of the men survived.

There, Shackleton and five men embarked on another journey in a lifeboat to find help. After 16 days at sea, they arrived in South Georgia, where Shackleton went to a whaling station to find help.

Paddling to nearby Elephant Island, Shackleton and four crew members boarded the James Caird, a 22-foot lifeboat, pushing out toward the Shetland Islands in the hope of rescue.

Shipwreck experts found Ernest Shackleton’s last vessel on the ocean floor 62 years after its sinking. The polar explorer died aboard the vessel over a century ago.