Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 11
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kind. Went out to next point, [19] where I met Dr. Hunt and Mac Dougal returning from the cache near Cape Dudley Digges, Dr. was tuing- fifty ing in a fifty pound box of prunes. It seemed to me like quite a load for a five mile carry, but Dr. said that it was "nothing". Once he carried a 130-pound deer carcass on his shoul- ders through the Maine woods. I wore my kooletah in addition to my bear skin pants and found myself too warmly clothed for much walking. Better too warm than too cold, however, in my present condition. Had first class hare-stew for dinner to-day - but nothing else except bread, biscuit, butter and tea. Standard breakfast continues to be oatmeal or cornmeal mush, beans, bread, butter, molasses and coffee.