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Welcome to ARCTIC EXPLORER SAILING - PROJECT TERROR

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Alfred Lord Tennyson wrote this poem to describe the feelings of loss he felt at the demise of a friend. I think this parallels the feelings of Lady Jane Franklin in her relentless pursuit for the missing 129 men. I’ll just leave it here as I am sure some of you can relate. “ Break, break, break,

Alfred Lord Tennyson

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