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3 December 1911

Scott at Camp 29 face difficult weather conditions on the Ross Ice Shelf:

‘The changes of conditions are inconceivably rapid, perfectly bewildering…we have managed to get 11½ miles south and to this camp at 7 p.m. – the conditions of marching simply horrible.’  Scott.

9 December 1911

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