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14 December Thursday, (148
S, E8; S, E8; S, E7; O, E,7; S, N25 max -8.5°
-10°; -10°; -12°; -13.3°; -10.5°. min -14°
av. -11.16°
Bad storm. Very thick & dark. Did not
go out for my usual walk -
Etookashoo drew for me on a map
a line showing the route traversed
by himself, Dr. Cook and Ahpelah
in 1908-1909. "Two sleeps" out on Polar
Sea ice north of Cape Thomas Hubbard
& back to Cape in one march.
Developed 3 rolls -
15 December Friday
S, N28; S, N27; S, N23; S, E3; S, O. av. = +4.48°
-9°; -7.5°; -5.9°; -2°; +2°, min -10°; max +2°
The bad storm was even worse to-day.
The darkness at noon was that of
a very dark night at home.
Did not go out for walk. Even
the Eskimos stayed mostly in
their igloos, the Noocarpingvalh
went over to Starr Island for meal
eate in the afternoon when the
storm was less severe.
Developed 2 rolls films
Began work on Eskimo vocab -
relary. weight, 180 1/2 lbs {Angora sweater
worst
woven shirt
skin pants
underwear
icamites
16 December Saturday -
O, E1; O, O; B, N1; B, N25; B, N26
10°; 9.5°; 8°; 10°; 2°; min +2 max +12° av. 7.9°
Up to Peahwato's Point for walk. Not
much fresh snow in fjord. Dark