Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 62
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The near and far distance both [48] There seemed to be much open water. About 8 p.m. the "Ingerlis" started out toward Cape Atrol with Rosmun- den, Dr. Hunt and Eskimoos going after little auks (atle put h i ats), grass for karrites and wal- us. Peter and Koch came over here after the boat left. 9 August Wednesday. Cloudy. Thick fog from mid after- oon on. Wind, N 1-2 at 8a; S 1 at 10a. variable Chilly after the fog & came ice. Wind seem- ed to come more from W or W by N. and swing in around the Umakak so as to seem to come fr. S.W. Temp. 8a. 44°; 12 m. 41°; 4h. 39° Etc went to the top of the Umakaks again di- rectly after breakfast this morning and recovered my note book which had dropped.