Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 135
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For several days the electromag - (122 net on the seismograph has not been working at all well, but this morning I adjusted it again so that now it has been running all night for more than ten hours. Min 20°; 11:40 a.+33° ) 7:15-1:45 walked across to channel between mainland and Radcliffe Island, jumped into Arklio's kama. tik of Provision Point and rode in with him. He had a load of wal- us meat from one of his caches. a dull day but pleasant walking Mac went up on the thermometer Hill - temp min - 8.8°, max +6.1° for week. Mud S 4-5 up there. got went down to Crystal Palace cliffs rabbit hunting, but came back tired and disgusted, having seen only one hare, too far away to get. 31 October. Tuesday. 0,S&1;0,S2;C9,S1;B,51;O,S1. max 9.1° 8a,2°;12m,8.5°;4p,9°;8p,9°;12p,9.1° min 2° Seismograph seems to be working all right and I fixed the sheet with diluted collodion, there being no shells here as far as Mac knows. Mac does not wish to overhaul the fox skins with me and select the 50 for the Museum unless he is at liberty to take out also the skins needed for the additional specimen kaphetahs wh. are desired for our series. I am not willing to use the skins thus on accou- of my promises to Rasmusse (ide correspondence). When Ras-