Young Men In The Antarctic
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Dick Butson was the Medical Officer at Base E of The Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey on Stonington Island, Graham Land, in 1947. This book, illustrated by several maps and many photographs, both in colour and black-and-white, is based almost entirely on a transcription of his diary. There is very little retrospective comment, although a few hindsight entries are apparent.
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