Greenland, 1917
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Transcription
(11) When we turned toward Cape Seddon in the afternoon of 19 April it seemed to me that we were ging back on our tracks. In my journal I have put our course down as northeast and for 20 and 21 April as east north east. I judged by the position of the sun and the time of day, and may have been in error. At any rate we had a very large pyram- idal (or triangular section) well to the right of Cape Seddon. This was Klein- Schmidts Nunataks, or perhaps the one south of it - Judging from the map, the latter would agree with an east north east course for the two days 20 & 21 April.