Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 181
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12 January. Friday, 1/68 B,N E3; B,N E6; B,E6; B,E6; B,N E8. Av.-9.86 -6.5;-12.5;-10;-10;-10.3. min.-12.5 max.-2.4 Two mi. walk at midday. Found wind very strong and gusty in the middle of the fjords, but my netsha gave me sufficient protection. Copying weather record. Developing plates_ Tried to explain to Sammik, Kahday Ahngo soongwah; Fatim and Accommodingwan, and Myak the working of the seis- mograph. They were much interested in seeing the needles mark the minutes and more when I touched the heavy mass, but I wonders what motion they received of the apparatus. Quite a gale is raging at 10 p.m. 13 January. Saturday. B,N E7; B,N E7; B,N E7; C5, E7; W,N E4 Av.-206 -8;-4;-1.2;0;2.9. min.-8° max +3.5, Took my two mile walk at midday in spite of the gale that was raging through the fjord. Move my kooltah, which made considerable sail to carry in such a breez. Worked on my P.S.B. weather record. Ahwee goodlah's baby boy arrived this a.m. She is not more than 14 yrs old, an