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"Look at the rock which yesterday I found the
original remains. Needs so some more
time and several shots to regain
for other possible places where mammals
might occur (and mammals are half these hill
ridges).
The day has been my wet, rain and
mist with certain times. The 40 or come
through for short time (11 min) the afternoon
let you stand in again until its perpetual
mist.
This morning 4 Dykes and 2 convicts
came in from the party above (Bullock's Boyd,
Fennick and Schuyder). The reward for
4 more days food, and a few sundry supplies.
I got from Did it bless myself that
the mountain was not cleared from
the east or south; they appeared to be
several ridges leading in from the west
and it was this type that one of
they may prove a good point to
the top. They had had only 2 days
1 climbing and in guard of a possible
melt during the past 4 days. Bad
with, rain but what I have kept them
in their camp. Tomorrow permitting
they will now camp toward the west
after again transport arrives.
The morning transport came
up from the camp below with 4 Dykes
and 2 wild escort.
Information concerning Bullocks trapping
in this region - Total 19 springs
" 4 951 toad including " 4 969. From 13th to 19th.
50 set traps + 6 still traps set to him on the 11th, set on the 12 (7 days)
36 " " " 14th, " " 15 ? (4 days)
50 + 6 x 7 = 360 + 42
36 x 4 = 144
4 9 4 net traps 42 still trap = Trap nights