19 March, Monday. (227) C3,D,N27; C5,D,N27; C5,D,NW8; C3,N7; D,D,N7 -16;-12.2;-14.2;-11.5;-9 Min -168; max -8.5 In spite of the wind and the smoothy of driving arrow, Fanchingway, Inugeetog and I Opungway started back to their homes this morning, getting away about 11 O'clock. They took the rest of my oil and pemmican and my alcohol and a box of sundries. Mae sent word for Obblox- idah to come up with accommo- dating way Wednesday or Thursday. I gave my old sleeping bag to Fanchingway, to his evident delight as he had none and needed one for our trip. Was so busy all day that I did not get around to taking my walk until about five O'clock and then the blizzard was so bad that I did not go out of sight of the house, but walked along the bank and stood around for an hour of fresh air. The smoothy of driving arrow was so thick that it seemed unwise to go out onto the fjord. Mae's less fits into graph all right 20 March, Tuesday. O,D,N7; O,D,N27; O,O; O,O; S,D,SW4 -2;-6;-5.8;-8; 0 Min -11; max +4.2 Write instructions regarding seismograph Five mile walk before dinner, inner bay and up to Peewahto's Point. Sight is very trying on such a hazy day - Icebergs very blue.