3-X 66/8=52.8 (10) 32/3=94/3=2.5/28 7.12-1-18/4/6 Entrance to Cape York Bay - Surface of ice berg to show wind ripples - 9.8-5 16/90 Ice cap east of Cape York Bay - including George Island and Eastward - 9.8.6 16/90 Cape York from E.S.E. Cape York Bay seems to be filled solid with ice, both sea and glacier - 9.7 shiled N9 Dahlgren has broke at 4½?! √8 4¾/35 - Eastward from George Island (i.e. N.S. from ship) and including Meteorite and Bushman Islands 4 Sept - off Cape York - thick weather. 5 Sept - Clear, beautiful day but no wind 9.7.8-9 4½/90 Glacier in "Crimson cliffs" west of Cape York - √10 - 4½/90 Cape York from the S.W. √11 X = 4½/90 "Crimson Cliffs" west of the large glacier shown in No.9. +2 The cliffs are warm enough in color to present a pleasing contrast