The Heart of the Antarctic; Being the Story of the British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909 2
The Heart of the Antarctic; Being the Story of the British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909 2
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Mawson had a touch of snow-blindness in his right eye. Both he and Mackay suffered much through the skin of their lips peeling off, leaving the raw flesh exposed.^ Mawson, particularly, experienced great difficulty every morning in getting his mouth opened, as his lips were firmly glued together by congealed blood.
That day we did eleven miles, the surface being fairly firm, and there being no appreciable general up grade now, but only long-ridged undulations, with sastrugi. We noticed that the...se sastrugi had now changed direction, and instead of trending from nearly west, or north of west, eastwards, now came more from the south- east directed towards the north-west. This warned us that we might anticipate possibly strong head winds on our return journey, as our course at the time was being directed almost north-west, foUoMdng from time to time the exact bearing of the horizontal magnetic compass. The compass was now very sluggish, in fact the theodolite compass would scarcely work at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mawson had a touch of snow-blindness in his right eye. Both he and Mackay suffered much through the skin of their lips peeling off, leaving the raw flesh exposed.^ Mawson, particularly, experienced great difficulty every morning in getting his mouth opened, as his lips were firmly glued together by congealed blood.
That day we did eleven miles, the surface being fairly firm, and there being no appreciable general up grade now, but only long-ridged undulations, with sastrugi. We noticed that the...se sastrugi had now changed direction, and instead of trending from nearly west, or north of west, eastwards, now came more from the south- east directed towards the north-west. This warned us that we might anticipate possibly strong head winds on our return journey, as our course at the time was being directed almost north-west, foUoMdng from time to time the exact bearing of the horizontal magnetic compass. The compass was now very sluggish, in fact the theodolite compass would scarcely work at all.
What to read after The Heart of the Antarctic; Being the Story of the British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mill, Hugh Robert, 1861-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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