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My most toxic trait is that I think that I would have made a fantastic British explorer.
I would have loved to travel half way across the globe only to die badly from disease, wildlife, the elements, or to be (rightly) torn apart by locals.
Born too late… 😔
THE LOST CITY OF Z (TRAILER) Amazon Studios has released an official trailer for The Lost City of Z. Based on the bestselling book, this film tells the true story of a British explorer Percy Fawcett who discovers an advanced civilization. Catch this movie, starring Charlie Hunnam, in theaters on April 17th. Check out this preview above.
Ernest Shackleton British Antarctica Explorer Endurance pinback button set by Yesware11 on Etsy!
Scott of the Antarctic ***** (1948, John Mills, James Robertson Justice, Derek Bond, Diana Churchill, Kenneth More, James McKechnie, John Gregson, Christopher Lee) - Classic Movie Review 2828
Scott of the Antarctic ***** (1948, John Mills, James Robertson Justice, Derek Bond, Diana Churchill, Kenneth More, James McKechnie, John Gregson, Christopher Lee) – Classic Movie Review 2828
Director Charles Frend’s 1948 British historical adventure classic provides the showcase for one of John Mills’s most admired, tightly reined-in heroic performances as the quixotic British explorer Captain Robert Falcon Scott.
Mills’s great performance brings distinction to this very worthwhile true story account of Captain Scott’s tragic expedition in 1910-12 and his ill-fated efforts to try…
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Tullow Oil faces industrial action in Northern Kenya
Tullow Oil faces industrial action in Northern Kenya
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British explorer Tullow Oil has said it has been dealing with a limited industrial action in Northern Kenya where it is currently exploring for oil and gas.
“Negotiations between the county and central government representatives, workers’ representatives, Tullow and its supplier regarding the limited industrial action in Northern Kenya have concluded successfully. The small…
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Sir Henry Morton Stanley Sir Henry Morton Stanley GCB, born John Rowlands (28 January 1841 – 10 May 1904), was a British journalist and explorer famous for his exploration of central Africa and his search for missionary and explorer David Livingstone. Upon finding Livingstone, Stanley allegedly uttered the now-famous greeting, "Dr. Livingstone, I presume?" Stanley is also known for his discoveries in and development of the Congo region. He was knighted in 1899.
