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16 January. Tuesday.
B, N5; B, N27; C4, N25; C6, N27; B, N27 av -3.3
-2; +1.5; -1; -8.5; -6.5 min -8.7; max +2.5
Started on my unsuccessful south-
ward journey a year ago today.
Two mile walk at mid day rendered
rather disagreeable by the snow
driving before the fierce wind. The
upper part of the lowest and thick-
est layer of drifting snow gives a
curious optical effect like that of
swiftly flowing water. Another
effect is that of the top of a cloud
as viewed from above.
Spent some time in C.L.E. Relief.
Read much in Norton's geology.
Developed some plates in evening.
17 January. Wednesday.
B, N5; B, N6; B, N8; B, N8; B, N2.6 av -16.2
-11; -16; -18; -17.5; -18.5 min -18.5; max -5
Two mi walk at midday - some drift.
Wind near dogs. NE 8 with strong gusts.
Wind increased in afternoon and then
was much drifting snow in the
air.
Inaloo brought in this morning
a pair of fox skin trunks that she
had just made for Lizzie in an-
anticipation of the proposed trip of Mewe
and family to Oomanaak. The gar-
dment is cute enough. Inaloo
is a good step-grandmother for in ad-
dition to Lizzie's trunks she has made
a pair of bear skin kunnit putes for
gloosuahmi.