Shackleton’s Antarctic Adventure: The Greatest Survival Story of All Time

Lou Thieblemont

It’s 1914. Determined to become the first people to walk across the South Pole, Sir Ernest Shackleton and his men embark on their daring Antarctic expedition by sea. When their ship, the Endurance, is trapped and destroyed by ice, the British explorer and his group struggle to survive in the harsh, frigid environment, defying the odds as they cheat death largely through sheer perseverance.

Lou Thieblemont is a professional speaker, amateur historian and former may of Camp Hill, PA

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