Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 38
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28 July. Friday, (24 O Still raining a little. Wind S.E.3-4, the gale having blown itself out during the night. Rained hard during night. Temp. 8a. 44°; 12m. 46½°; 4p. 44°; 8p. 43° Ice remains as it was at midnight Some grounded icebergs between the Pe- touik Point and the Ummalik seem to be holding the ice in the bay. The ice is in two big pans, besides the numerous cakes along the shore. Captain Comer has been arrang- ing the best of his finds on pieces of thin cardboard in a rough sort of classification. They look well and show some good results for the work that he has been putting in as the old refuse heap. Rasmussen, et al. were much interested in look- ing at some of them last evening.