Greenland, 1917
Page 77
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wind veered to S.W. in latter part of afternoon and fog came in in the evening, apparently thick outside. 3 July - Tuesday - The fine weather continues - The threat of last night did not amount to much and this morning the fog is low and distant. A tongue of it stretch es far into Disco Sound. Very light northerly or N.S. wind. Took two mile walk on the hills. While we were at dinner this evening we heard the cry of "Wniak auit". The Greenlanders had seen the smoke of a steamer and at ca 7.15 the "Hans Eyde" came to