Alexandra Shackleton at the unveiling of the Hope Cross in Dundee
A wooden cross erected in memory of explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton more than a century ago has been unveiled in its new home after a near-8,000 mile journey from Antarctica.
Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton at the unveiling of the Hope Cross. Toast was by David Henry, Chair of Dundee Heritage Trust.
Alexandra Shackleton, granddaughter of Sir Ernest Shackleton at the unveiling of the Hope Cross. Toast was by David Henry, Chair of Dundee Heritage Trust.
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00:00I'm going to add a little something here, which will take me back to this glass of whisky.
00:05In 2015, I was down on the ice going to the South Pole.
00:11And every night in our wee tent, which we shivered in our bags, we'd get a wee drama.
00:18And it was Shackleton's whisky. And guess what the toast was?
00:23It was Shackleton.
00:25I'm going to ask you to raise your glasses at the moment.
00:29If you've got one, just shout it.
00:32Alright?
00:34Toast is Shackleton.
00:42There we are. Now, are we going to do this together?
00:48One, two, three.
00:51Oooh!
00:54That's good.