South Georgia: the footsteps of Shackleton (III)

South Georgia: the footsteps of Shackleton (III)

A Spanish ship, the Lion, was the first to sight, in 1753, South Georgia, the crews christened San Pedro, an island that James Cook described as a "wild and terrible" to "not worth"
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Grytviken: a toast on the grave of Shackleton (In)

For: Raul Garcia (text and photos)
We start from Ushuaia, Argentina's southernmost city, bound for the icy lands of South Georgia, to meet Shackleton's grave in Grytviken, a whaling station where the Norwegians tore these cetaceans to extract the coveted oil.
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