This is either the HMS Erebus or the HMS Terror, a 19th century exploration vessel. Both these ships left England on the ill-fated Franklin Expedition in 1845.
Sir John Franklin hoped to navigate through the so-called Northwest Passage in the Arctic. But in the Victoria Strait, both ships became trapped in ice. The crew waited two and a half years for the ice to thaw but that did not happen. So in April 1848 they decided to abandon the ships and were not heard from again. No single man made it back home to England. It is assumed that they died from disease, food poisoning and starvation. From relics found by search expeditions later it was concluded that the last survivors eventually resorted to cannibalism.
Kirti
gud 1 :)
Nov 19th ReplyJarek
Beautiful.
Aug 31st Replywillerdesign
wow , beautiful work :)
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bien...très bien !
Jul 12th ReplyLifeBlood
fantastic!
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Congratulations!
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Lucifer
this is absolutely beautiful!
Jul 10th Reply who wants a hug?JurgenDoe
Stunning .. brilliant and absolutely fantastic work
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Master piece
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