14 December 1911: Roald Amundsen reaches the south pole | Antarctica | The Guardian
Roald Amundsen | Biography, Facts, Expeditions, South Pole, Northwest Passage, & Death | Britannica
December 14: On This Day in World History … briefly – South Coast Herald
Centennial of Amundsen and Scott's South Pole feat next 14 December — MercoPress
Dec 14, 1911 - Amundsen at the South Pole - a photo on Flickriver
December 14, 1911: Amundsen reaches South Pole | Knappily
Terra Nova Expedition - Wikipedia
South Pole expedition for Amundsen's birthday | Polarjournal
Cycling to the South Pole - A world first record' book - Arctic Trucks UK
Roald Amundsen, the first to reach the South Pole, did so on 14 December 1911 and returned home safely. Raising the Norwegian flag at the South Pole. Date: 14 December 1911 Stock Photo - Alamy
Roald Amundsen - Page 2 - the South Pole Expedition, return and the war years
The History Press | Roald Amundsen: The first to reach the South Pole
AMS Weather Book -- Outtakes: An Explorer's Fossil Collection
The Race to the South Pole - Roald Amundsen and Robert Scott 1911-1912
The Treacherous Race to the South Pole - HISTORY
Epic race to South Pole remembered on 100th anniversary
Cryospheric Sciences | A year at the South Pole – an interview with Tim Ager, Research Scientist
What Happened on December 14, 1911 - On This Day
Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions - On this day in 1911,14 December, Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen and his team became the first people to reach the South Pole. They beat Captain Robert Falcon
South Pole Telescope on Twitter: "Local celebration of Amundsen's December 14, 1911 arrival at the South Pole. The winter station manager Wayne has an authentic replica wolf-skin parka, as worn by Amundsen,
Prof. Frank McDonough on Twitter: "14 December 1911. Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, part of a 4 Man team, became the first people to reach the South Pole. https://t.co/b0PtJBsO3e" / Twitter
The Treacherous Race to the South Pole - HISTORY
14 December 2007 Amundsen arrived 97 years ago at South Pole Station | PolarTREC
