Robert Falcon Scott Memorials Review

It is said that this is Scott's sculptor widow Catherine to commemorate the construction of the statue by her husband in 1917. A sad love story ～

In 1921, in the struggle for the first time to reach the Antarctic point, the British Scott Koka flotilla, starting from Littleton Bay, outside port, lost to the Norwegian Amensen by a narrow margin, and unfortunately died on the way back. On the base of the sculpture are the words left by the captain.

In 1912, Captain Scott from England led an expedition to Antarctica. Unfortunately, he and most of the team eventually died in the Antarctic snowstorm. New Zealand erected statues everywhere to commemorate the pioneer. Christchurch has several statues of him.

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Captain Scott of England went to the Antarctic to explore, tragically lost in the Antarctic snowstorm, his wife in memory of her husband's statue, Captain Scott's courage to explore the spirit of admiration.