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got my hands on the terror dvd and started my rewatch 🙏
Some assorted Terror stuff because i got absolutely obssessed with this show and sailing in general, 8 years after the party. Some would say 178 years after the party
+ bonus Drax !!!
I know that I'm six days late but can I join the Franklin expedition, the heat is unbearable
forcibly pulling myself from my art rut
this is a good article that touches on a lot of the things i liked most about the terror but i’m losing my mind over this bit in particular
AMC i am on my knees begging you to release the blooper reels
“It’s all vanity…
… and we are at the end of vanity”
Leading the Blind
are we getting the wendys four for four francis? i would like that very much.
hiiii! has anyone on here read the spectral arctic by shane mccorristine, and would you recommend it?
okay I had to write an entire paper on this book, so I can give more detail if interested, but I can confidently say you won't go WRONG reading this book. like mccorristine talks about some interesting material, but his language can be overly flowery and a bit disconnected. like (sorry im going to get a bit academic here), mccorristine's points stray from the thesis of the text, repeating similar narratives of women clairvoyants and non-Arctic attempts at connecting with expedition ghosts rather than spiritual experiences of the expeditions themselves.
He may have been better off breaking this project into two deliverables: one article on the representation of ghosts and dreams as written in primary accounts of the Franklin expedition, and either another article of full manuscript on the history of clairvoyance and other spiritual practices in Victorian England and late nineteenth- century America. By combining both topics into a single text, his points become cyclical within every chapter and fail to provide new or nuanced research on his goals of presenting otherworldly experiences of explorers or the proliferation of supernatural literature produced for non-explorer populations.
(^^pulled directly from the paper, so sorry)
tl;dr: it's an interesting book, but can get repetitive, and doesn't necessarily offer a ton of new polar-specific insights, but it's not egregious or harmful. if you have a copy, I say go for it!
THANK YOU!! these are exactly the kinds of things i wanted to know, thank you so much for taking the time to write this out! 🙏💕
The Boats Place on King William Island 1859
While several search expedition moved off to learn what happened to the crew of Sir John Franklin. Lieutenant Hobson of the McClinctock expedition found a boat during his sledge trip to King William Island in 1859. This place became one of the most famous on King William Island together with Victory point, Terror bay, Cape Felix and others.
Rob Ebersol illustated what Hobson found in 1859.
hiiii! has anyone on here read the spectral arctic by shane mccorristine, and would you recommend it?
happy sail out day! i found this picture of crozier saved on my phone from 2020, over 5 years before i watched the terror
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Can we talk about this line though 😭
DNA identifications of three 1845 Franklin expedition sailors from HMS Erebus
so so SO happy with my new things from @lisondraws !!