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8 March - Thursday (216
O, E4; H, NE5; H, NE3; B, NE3; B, NE3 av -8.52
-7; -6.5; -8; -9; =12.1 min -14.3; max -3.2
Busy on preparations for southward trip.
Three mile walk at midday. Gt Broke
through ice in a crack beside a little bay
and got one leg into the water to the
top of my kamik. Brought 4 1/2 gal
tins of oil over from the Point.
Mac & Captain and Jot tried ancho-
vies to-day for the first time, and they
declared that it would be the last. Jot
too thinks that they are very poor food.
Jot clipped off his beard and eyebrows
to-day and presents an odd enough
appearance- Lights out in dining room
during middle of day for first time
this year.
Samuel & Mummisooq moved into We-Wa's also tonight
9 March - Friday
H, O, N7; O, N7; O, NE8; O, NE6/OC9, NE5 av. = 1.2
-7; -3; +2; -2; +4 min -12.8; max +6.2.
Was more than satisfied with a mile for
my walk before dinner, the wind
being very strong and there being some
disagreeable drift.
Jot fixed up a stove box for me for my
southward trip.
Mac gave me a receipt for the 124
for skins turned back to him
yesterday.
10 March - Saturday
O, N2; S, NW5; S, S4; S, SW4; S, SE4 av. +3.6
+0.5; +10.5; +5; +2; 0 min -4.3 max +26.2.
Over to Provision Point twice at midday
after oil. Wind E 2-3 ca 1 p.m.