Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 109
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hair, however, as it is sometimes - 1/05 Temp. min. -12°; 9a.+40 ; 12m. ; 3:15p. 90 3:45p.+70 ; 6p.+50 Out with Dr. Hunt to cache at Cape Dudley Digges . Sat on rocks for an hour and more waiting for Kolu- tingwa . Keen, moderate W. breeze blew occasionally, making exposed places cold. Warm in sun. Thin snow on black rocks melting under direct rays of sun - At 1:40p. started back alone and met Kolu- tingwa near the black point. His kaura- tik was heavily loaded with bear meat and skin, boards from his old igloo at Akpat and a new one from the ship, and sundries, but he had ten good dogs and was moving along. He stopped to speak with me, shake hands and say "good bye," in English. Dr Hunt followed me in and reported that H. had taken on a barrel of flour at the cache - At 9 p. sunlight still touching tops southern mts.