The following is the email received from Barbara:-
"Possible picture of HMS Jupiter in 1915 - Could ypu please help me to identfy if it is?
My Great-Grandfather JOHN JAMES GILES BLACKLER served on HMS Jupiter between 17 Aug 1914 and 19th May 1915 also 12 Aug 1915 – 22 Dec 1916
During his first time on the ship:
5 February 1915: Jupiter was detached to serve as an icebreaker at Arkangelsk in the White Sea, north Russia.
1 May 1915: Jupiter left north Russia and returned to the UK, paying off at Birkenhead on 19 May to undergo refit at the Cammell Laird shipyard.
I have enclosed a copy of a photograph that I have always wondered if it was HMS Jupiter in the ice at Arkangelsk. I wonder if anybody could identify it for me."
JOHN JAMES GILES BLACKLER joined the Navy in 1890 until 1902 on ships then as a Coast guard till 1911. Then he rejoined at the start of WW1 age 46. He was a shipwright and my father used to tell a story of him having to repair a ship in icy water. I assume this was the ship.