Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 177
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Ooloqer and Novarhing was (164 who is going to Silawahdi - I took the last load of furs over to the boat and wired the companion way slide more securely with heavy copper wire. Mac says that the arrangement is perfectly safe. I walked on out to Starr Island and back, enjoying the beautiful even- ing. Megiss'ook has been stunting around the house for two days, sweating in the pretty new kahfetah wh. Abaneenah has just made for her. 4 January. Thursday - 13, N 4; 13, N 4; 13, N 4; 13, N 2 4; 13, N 4 av.-10.2 -11; -11; -10; -9; -10 min-20.9; max-8.9 Two mile walk. Wind gusty and keen out in fjord making the day much less comfortable than yesterday. Developed a half-dozen plates. 5 January. Friday 13, N 4; 13, N 4; 13, N 2 6; 13, N 2 6; 13, N 2 7 av.-1692 -15; -14; -17; -19.5; -19.1 min-20, max-9 Magnificent weather continues, but wind in fjord was stronger and keener than yesterday. I started on my two mile walk wearing my khalci ka- dikshah under my kooletah, but soon found that insufficient and came back and changed to my "Icelandish" sweater. Copying P.S.B. weather record for Mac. Developing plates.