HMS Endurance Visit and Learn Project

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Together we will track HMS Endurance on her 2006/2007 deployment to Antarctica....

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Endurance Kayak 66 South
Introduction
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Kick Start Health Resource Packs
Endurance Kayak Film
Endurance Kayak Worksheet
5 A Day Challenge
Scientific Research
Save the Huts
Endurance Kayak Base Camp
Kayakers Route Plan
Endurance Kayak Profiles
    - Matthew Twiselton
    - Mike Devlin
    - Stephen Paris Hunter
    - Mark Townsend
    - Mark Jameson
    - Richard Abbot
Endurance Kayak Diaries
    - Antarctic Diving: Vortex Island
    - Kayakers Gallery 2
    - Survival Training
    - Training Update Jan 2007
    - Training in Denmark
    - Kayakers Gallery
    - Training Expedition to Skye
    - Bristol Channel
    - On the Thames
    - Leith Training
    - Christmas Day Outing
Charitable Aims
 Moving Ice Film This film clip shows how much ice actually moves and how different parts move in lots of different ways depending on tide, current and wind. The film was taken over about 30 minutes and has been speeded up about 75 times to give the resultant 20 second film clip.

Film by Mark Jameson, Endurance Kayak 66 South.

Moving Ice

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