Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 187
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showing the need of the eye - (174 stunt watchfulness that we ex- ercise. weight, in angost sweaters as usual, 175.5 22 January. Monday. C4, N2 6; B, N7; C6, E1; B, A, E2 -8; -12; 3; 3. min -12.8; max +8.1 Av -22. Two+ mile walk. Up fjord. Midday. Wind was very strong and keen till I got well past the river bed and under the lee of the great cliffs Then the wind was moderate and walking enjoyable in the bright- ing twilight. It does not take much daylight to surpass the best moonlight. Captain came in from taking the 8 p.m. reading saying that the sky was cloudless, but that there was considerable haze and some sorrow in the air. Quite a combination. Evidently the frost was forming in the lower air like dew. Some work on C.L.E. Relief. got to reading over some parts of Ben Hur. Inaloo brought over a netlane