Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 81
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Tuesday morning in the "Inger Lis" (67 to hunt narwhals and seals, ex- pecting to return to-day, but the wind is too high to make it advisable for the motorboat to go after them. 25 August. Friday. Morning wholly overcast. Light (1-2) S.W. wind. Fine afternoon and evening, though somewhat hazy. Very light N. wind (1) at 11 p.m. Temp. 8a. 35°; 12 m. 36½°; 4p. ?; 11p. 35° Jot came back from right by canoe this a.m. Out all afternoon and until late this evening with K.R., Ek and Estenios, visiting hunting camp on north side of fjord and taking Lange Koch to +an Esk. boy the head of the fjord. We left him at a fine old igloo there on a low point of Archean gneiss. He is going to stay several days making map and