世界上最冷的地方chapter7

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[00:05.16] Chapter 7 Motor Sledges and Mountains
[00:11.90] Scott had two motor sledges now．
[00:15.32] They were the first motor sledges in the Antarctic-the first on earth．
[00:21.76] On October 24th,
[00:24.00] the motor sledges started south from Cape Evans．
[00:28.54] Four men went with them,
[00:31.31] but Scott stayed at Cape Evans for another week．
[00:36.68] Oates was unhappy．
[00:40.05] He wrote to his mother：We had a very bad winter here．
[00:46.44] I don't like Scott．
[00:49.27] We were here all winter,
[00:51.62] but he didn't learn to ski,or to drive dogs．
[00:56.24] Our equipment is bad,
[00:59.24] and he doesn't think about other people．
[01:02.63] I'm going to sleep in his tent on the journey,
[01:07.45] but I don't want to．
[01:12.25] On November lst Scott and Oates
[01:15.77] and six more men left Cape Evans
[01:18.95] with eight sledges and eight ponies．
[01:23.31] The ponies walked slowly
[01:25.20] because their feet went down into the snow．
[01:29.33] It was hard work for them and they got tired very quickly．
[01:34.91] They travelled thirteen or fourteen kilometres in a day．
[01:41.08] Behind the ponies came Meares with one sledge and some dogs．
[01:47.88] Meares knew how to drive dogs．
[01:51.06] Every day,Meares started two hours after the ponies,
[01:56.87] and arrived two hours before them．
[02:02.75] After five days,they found the motor sledges．
[02:09.09] The Norwegians began again on October 20th．
[02:14.84] There were five men this time-
[02:17.96] Amundsen,Bjaaland,Wisting,Hassel,and Hanssen．
[02:26.35] They had four sledges,and forty-eight dogs．
[02:32.30] There was a lot of wind and fog．
[02:36.00] On the first day,Wisting's sledge suddenly stopped,
[02:41.30] and the back went down．
[02:44.03] 'Come on,you dogs!'he said angrily．
[02:48.70] 'Pull!Pull!'At first nothing happened；
[02:54.28] then,slowly,the sledge moved again．
[02:59.71] Wisting looked down,over the side of the sledge．
[03:03.94] Under the snow,there was a fifty metre hole．
[03:09.12] 'Did you see that?'Amundsen said．
[03:13.37] 'The ice wants to eat us -
[03:15.65] men,dogs,sledges,everything．'
[03:21.96] On the fourth day they reached the depot at 80°South．
[03:27.79] There was a bad snowstorm,
[03:29.96] but they found the flags easily．
[03:34.08] Next day the men stayed in their tents,
[03:37.49] and the dogs played in their holes under the snow．
[03:41.70] They were all happy．
[03:43.82] They had a lot of food,
[03:45.48] they had good equipment,
[03:47.05] and they were warm．
[03:48.72] They could travel fast．
[03:52.74] Next morning,the snowstorm stopped,
[03:56.19] and the journey began again．
[03:59.39] Today,everything is wonderful,
[04:03.50] Bjaaland wrote in his diary．
[04:06.49] But where is Scott?
[04:08.81] In front of us,or behind?
[04:14.81] There was no one with the motor sledges；
[04:18.10] they were broken．
[04:20.10] Scott looked at them angrily．
[04:23.91] 'It doesn't matter,'he said．
[04:27.22] 'Teddy Evans and his men are in front of us．
[04:30.27] They're good men-they're pulling their sledges themselves．
[04:35.04] We can get to the Pole on foot．'
[04:40.02] Oates looked at Meares．
[04:42.91] Oates and the ponies were tired,
[04:45.43] but Meares and his dogs were not．
[04:48.37] The snow was home for them．
[04:51.73] That night,Oates wrote：
[04:54.72] Three motor sledges at￡1,000 each,19 ponies at ￡5 each,
[05:03.17] 32 dogs at ￡1．50 each．
[05:08.19] Well,it's not my money,it's Scott's．
[05:13.84] On November 21st,
[05:16.24] one of the ponies died．
[05:20.74] On November 11th,
[05:22.36] the Norwegians saw the mountains．
[05:26.18] The mountains were very high-
[05:28.34] some of the highest on earth．
[05:31.77] Bjaaland smiled．
[05:34.11] 'There is good skiing up there,Roald,'he said．
[05:37.88] 'But can dogs get up there too?'
[05:40.97] 'Of course they can,'Amundsen said．'Come on．'
[05:46.80] They left Hanssen with the dogs,
[05:49.14] and skied a little way up the mountains．
[05:52.33] It was difficult,but the mountains were big and beautiful．
[05:58.26] Behind the mountains,
[05:59.78] Amundsen thought there was a high plateau of ice．
[06:04.36] 'That's it,'Amundsen said．
[06:07.57] 'That's the road to the Pole．
[06:10.60] Tomorrow,we can bring the dogs and sledges up here．
[06:15.22] But now,let's have a ski race．
[06:19.23] Who can get back to camp first?'
[06:22.73] They laughed,and skied happily down the white snow．
[06:27.69] 'This is like home,'Bjaaland thought．
[06:31.31] 'But it's bigger than Norway,and better．'
[06:35.62] In the next four days,
[06:38.67] the dogs pulled the sledges eighty-one kilometres,
[06:42.26] and went up 3,000 metres．At last,
[06:47.89] Amundsen and Bjaaland stood on the plateau behind the mountains．
[06:53.06] They were tired,happy men．
[06:57.12] Bjaaland looked back at the mountains．
[07:00.91] 'Can a motor sledge get up here?'he asked．
[07:05.53] Amundsen smiled．'No,'he said．
[07:10.35] 'I don't think so．
[07:12.59] And Scott doesn't like dogs．
[07:15.49] So his men are going to pull their sledges
[07:18.49] up these mountains themselves．
[07:21.59] Would you like to do that,Olav?'
[07:24.93] Bjaaland didn't answer．He smiled,
[07:28.77] and skied happily away across the snow．

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[00:05.16] Chapter 7 Motor Sledges and Mountains
[00:11.90] Scott had two motor sledges now
[00:15.32] They were the first motor sledges in the Antarcticthe first on earth
[00:21.76] On October 24th,
[00:24.00] the motor sledges started south from Cape Evans
[00:28.54] Four men went with them,
[00:31.31] but Scott stayed at Cape Evans for another week
[00:36.68] Oates was unhappy
[00:40.05] He wrote to his mother: We had a very bad winter here
[00:46.44] I don' t like Scott
[00:49.27] We were here all winter,
[00:51.62] but he didn' t learn to ski, or to drive dogs
[00:56.24] Our equipment is bad,
[00:59.24] and he doesn' t think about other people
[01:02.63] I' m going to sleep in his tent on the journey,
[01:07.45] but I don' t want to
[01:12.25] On November lst Scott and Oates
[01:15.77] and six more men left Cape Evans
[01:18.95] with eight sledges and eight ponies
[01:23.31] The ponies walked slowly
[01:25.20] because their feet went down into the snow
[01:29.33] It was hard work for them and they got tired very quickly
[01:34.91] They travelled thirteen or fourteen kilometres in a day
[01:41.08] Behind the ponies came Meares with one sledge and some dogs
[01:47.88] Meares knew how to drive dogs
[01:51.06] Every day, Meares started two hours after the ponies,
[01:56.87] and arrived two hours before them
[02:02.75] After five days, they found the motor sledges
[02:09.09] The Norwegians began again on October 20th
[02:14.84] There were five men this time
[02:17.96] Amundsen, Bjaaland, Wisting, Hassel, and Hanssen
[02:26.35] They had four sledges, and fortyeight dogs
[02:32.30] There was a lot of wind and fog
[02:36.00] On the first day, Wisting' s sledge suddenly stopped,
[02:41.30] and the back went down
[02:44.03] ' Come on, you dogs!' he said angrily
[02:48.70] ' Pull! Pull!' At first nothing happened
[02:54.28] then, slowly, the sledge moved again
[02:59.71] Wisting looked down, over the side of the sledge
[03:03.94] Under the snow, there was a fifty metre hole
[03:09.12] ' Did you see that?' Amundsen said
[03:13.37] ' The ice wants to eat us
[03:15.65] men, dogs, sledges, everything'
[03:21.96] On the fourth day they reached the depot at 80 South
[03:27.79] There was a bad snowstorm,
[03:29.96] but they found the flags easily
[03:34.08] Next day the men stayed in their tents,
[03:37.49] and the dogs played in their holes under the snow
[03:41.70] They were all happy
[03:43.82] They had a lot of food,
[03:45.48] they had good equipment,
[03:47.05] and they were warm
[03:48.72] They could travel fast
[03:52.74] Next morning, the snowstorm stopped,
[03:56.19] and the journey began again
[03:59.39] Today, everything is wonderful,
[04:03.50] Bjaaland wrote in his diary
[04:06.49] But where is Scott?
[04:08.81] In front of us, or behind?
[04:14.81] There was no one with the motor sledges
[04:18.10] they were broken
[04:20.10] Scott looked at them angrily
[04:23.91] ' It doesn' t matter,' he said
[04:27.22] ' Teddy Evans and his men are in front of us
[04:30.27] They' re good menthey' re pulling their sledges themselves
[04:35.04] We can get to the Pole on foot'
[04:40.02] Oates looked at Meares
[04:42.91] Oates and the ponies were tired,
[04:45.43] but Meares and his dogs were not
[04:48.37] The snow was home for them
[04:51.73] That night, Oates wrote:
[04:54.72] Three motor sledges at 1, 000 each, 19 ponies at 5 each,
[05:03.17] 32 dogs at 1 50 each
[05:08.19] Well, it' s not my money, it' s Scott' s
[05:13.84] On November 21st,
[05:16.24] one of the ponies died
[05:20.74] On November 11th,
[05:22.36] the Norwegians saw the mountains
[05:26.18] The mountains were very high
[05:28.34] some of the highest on earth
[05:31.77] Bjaaland smiled
[05:34.11] ' There is good skiing up there, Roald,' he said
[05:37.88] ' But can dogs get up there too?'
[05:40.97] ' Of course they can,' Amundsen said' Come on'
[05:46.80] They left Hanssen with the dogs,
[05:49.14] and skied a little way up the mountains
[05:52.33] It was difficult, but the mountains were big and beautiful
[05:58.26] Behind the mountains,
[05:59.78] Amundsen thought there was a high plateau of ice
[06:04.36] ' That' s it,' Amundsen said
[06:07.57] ' That' s the road to the Pole
[06:10.60] Tomorrow, we can bring the dogs and sledges up here
[06:15.22] But now, let' s have a ski race
[06:19.23] Who can get back to camp first?'
[06:22.73] They laughed, and skied happily down the white snow
[06:27.69] ' This is like home,' Bjaaland thought
[06:31.31] ' But it' s bigger than Norway, and better'
[06:35.62] In the next four days,
[06:38.67] the dogs pulled the sledges eightyone kilometres,
[06:42.26] and went up 3, 000 metres At last,
[06:47.89] Amundsen and Bjaaland stood on the plateau behind the mountains
[06:53.06] They were tired, happy men
[06:57.12] Bjaaland looked back at the mountains
[07:00.91] ' Can a motor sledge get up here?' he asked
[07:05.53] Amundsen smiled' No,' he said
[07:10.35] ' I don' t think so
[07:12.59] And Scott doesn' t like dogs
[07:15.49] So his men are going to pull their sledges
[07:18.49] up these mountains themselves
[07:21.59] Would you like to do that, Olav?'
[07:24.93] Bjaaland didn' t answer He smiled,
[07:28.77] and skied happily away across the snow