Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 196
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1 February. Thursday. (183 B, NWS; B, N4; B, N4; B, N4; B, N3 1.5; 1.5; -3; -3; -2. min -5.8; max +3 av. -1 a beautiful day in every respect. Fine walk at midday, going to Peewah- to's Point. No wind beyond our valley shore. Moon magnificent in the pale purple (lavender) nor- them sky. Some burnt orange color along southwestern horizon. Venus and Arcturus visible. Jupiter too near horizon to be seen at noon. C, L, E. Relief article + photos. Estkinos got 9 kares to-day. Mac could read thermometer at noon without using lantern Nuaq's wife's name is Noo-ee-kung- waq. Sons: Ah-wee-gee-aq and Ah-yu-poonq-waq and ahug-o-soong-waq. ah-wee-ah-good-lo's baby has been named So-koq after a noted whale hunter. Tatiag's wife is Ewiddo (Eweddo) children Elkalinna. (3 or 4) and Yah Koberna (1 1/2) yrs His brother is In-tu-taq Inutoq Igloosuahini appeared to-day in his first kooltah; another