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3. 20.14 in full regalia for cold weather kama.
rest or windy
tike riding as passenger, including caribou
skin muffs and foxtail face protector.
(G. Preneand Journal III p.107)
4. Failure
5. 20.16. in sledging costume as worn usually
by Eskimo, i.e. without outside kaniskputks. (But
shld. have worn sealskin instead of bear skin mittens)
6. 20.18. dressed as passenger for kamatik
riding in ordinarily cold weather.
27 May. Two reels with the Srenemann
motion picture camera of little auks
flying, perching and billting and cooing like
doves on the talus slope and cliff near
the new coal cache about 200 yards from
the "Cluett"
2 June. Spec. 671 - Beach pebble of gneiss
cut by basic dike. Partly faulted.
Head of Parker Snow Bay.
5 June - 18, 7¼35; 8, 9½0; 9, 9½0; 10, 9½25 Captain
Pickels in his furs - 7+8. hood back; 9+10 hood on -
18-11 9½5 Loading a cask of water on to the Cluett
18-12 9½90 Head of bay and Cluett (run-
them) glaciers from beside the vessel.
19-1 9½5. 6.VI. Loading water on to Cluett.