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Skip the History Channel rerun and catch the real story of Shackleton’s famous polar expedition
Following in his childhood hero’s footsteps, Lt. Col. Henry Worsley led The Shackleton Centenary Expedition to the Antarctic from November 2008 until January 2009, a journey of 920 miles in 66 days. His journey marks the first time descendants of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s original group of explorers has made the treacherous trip. Since his return he has shared the lessons he has learned from his experiences in lecture halls and corporate conference rooms across the country. Now it’s your chance to hear the story of heroism, duty, and sacrifice of both expeditions. Bid now for a special lecture with Lt Col Henry Worsley.
Item Special Note
- Lt. Col. Worsley is delighted to work with the winner to tailor his lecture to fit your intimate or large audience
- Travel is to be paid for by bidder; Lt. Col. Worsley is based out of Washington, D.C.
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