Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 36
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during remainder of day. Light (22 +5 Easterly and S.E. wind and calm. Temp. min. 34o; 8a. 39o; 12 m. 36 1/2 o; 4 p. 39 1/2 o; 8p. 39o Latter part of morning went to locality on lower part of rock plateau about 1 mi. N.E. of house and collected a lot of the little two-leaved willow. Captain Corner keeps on industri- ously at his digging in the old re- fuse heap, finding enough to re- ward his industry. Ex't Dr. got a seal & Egingwah got one - 27 July. Thursday. Thick clouds. Overcast. Sun broke through for a very few minutes a- bout 8 a.m. Wind S 1. Rather heavy rain from 2:30 p.m. on. [S. or S.E. gale] [from the] [base at 10:30] Temp. min. 34o; 8a. 44o; 12 m. 45o; 4 p. 41 o 8p. 43o Wind seemed to be blowing strongly out in the North Water and it look-