

Robert Falcon Scott : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate
Robert Falcon Scott : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate


The ship Terra Nova near Otago Heads, as it set out for the Antarctic continent on November 29, 1910. Photo by Otago Witness. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate
The ship Terra Nova near Otago Heads, as it set out for the Antarctic continent on November 29, 1910. Photo by Otago Witness. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate


The night watchman's hut beside Sumpter wharf at Oamaru Harbour. Photo supplied. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate
The night watchman's hut beside Sumpter wharf at Oamaru Harbour. Photo supplied. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate


The tablet that marks Robert Falcon Scott's race to the South Pole. Photo by Charles Cole. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate
The tablet that marks Robert Falcon Scott's race to the South Pole. Photo by Charles Cole. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate


The oak tree in Arun St, where a tablet marks Scott's ill-fated race. Photo by Charles Cole. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate
The oak tree in Arun St, where a tablet marks Scott's ill-fated race. Photo by Charles Cole. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate


Sumpter wharf at Oamaru Harbour, where a mysterious dinghy arrived on February 10, 1913. Photo by Charles Cole. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate
Sumpter wharf at Oamaru Harbour, where a mysterious dinghy arrived on February 10, 1913. Photo by Charles Cole. : Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate
Pair evaded all questions on Scott's fate
On Waitangi Day, five days of commemorations will start in Oamaru to mark 100 years since the arrival of Terra Nova with news of how Robert Falcon...
