Dr. Macklin's Journal - November 10, 1915
Has turned very cold tonight. This afternoon Worsley and others had a clean out of the tent - a good thing, for it airs the tent and prevents accumulation of too much gear. Lees lost some of his gear which led to a few words between him and Worsley, but nothing more serious fortunately, for we do not want unpleasantness in our tent.
NOTE: Orde-Lees, who was a pack rat, moved into his "rabbit-hutch" on November 11th.
Orde-Lees' Journal - 7 December, 1915 In Antarctic camplife the world is so small that there is not much that goes on that does not come round to one in time & so it is that I learn that Sir Ernest re
Shackleton loved to refer to himself as "Old Cautious." No one else ever called him that but in this journal entry we catch a glimpse of his mindset - always protective of his crew. Orde-Lees' Journal
Macklin's Journal - November 29, 1915 Did not make an entry yesterday as a large crowd gathered in our limited space to play or criticize several rubbers of Bridge. All smoked strong tobacco; so stron