Record

RefNoMS/591/1/6
LevelItem
TitleSummary of south west sledge trip by Lieutenant Michael Barne
CreatorBarne; Michael (1877-1961); naval officer
Date26 February 1903
DescriptionWritten at the winter quarters of the 'Discovery'. Describes a sledging expedition that set out on 20 December 1902. A week's worth of supplies were left at Depot A for the southern expedition party on 31 December, following which they travelled south for two weeks before turning back due to bad weather. They returned to Depot A on 24 January 1903 and arrived back at the 'Discovery' on 30 January. The health of the party was good.
Extent1p
FormatManuscript
AccessStatusOpen
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