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11,4 4/90 Cliff of red and yellow
quartzite with old interbedded
lava rising east of second glacier
from the point. Lava very green
in color. Faulted with the quartzite.
Feeding dices at south end of cliff-
√ 11,5- 4/90 Distant view of faulted
cliff -
11,6-8/90 We came to anchor for
a short time in a cove at the
foot of this glacier, on account
of wind which was strong. "Hayes
Harbor"
√ 11,6 4/90 Glacier hanging on to
the south side of Cape Alexander
between its two great glaciers
Cape Alexander glacier, i.e.
the one nearest the point on
south side of the promontory,
presents an abrupt cliff edge
in which the lines of sand show
my old surfaces are very
prominent. They run at many