Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 116
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bags of coal were hoisted out and [112] turned over to the men to take to Umas. nak. Kudluktu took 8 and Pnadluma also 6, the former took a box containing evaporated milk and the griddle iron, as that both kamaniks were well loaded, getting under way about 11:30 a.m. 47-3; 8.04. Kudluktu's kamatik ~~~ and dogs about ready to start. About 11:15 the crew began cutting out the ice around the middie. This will be quite a job and it must be done before there is any danger of movement of the vessel or the surround- ing ice, and before the coal can be put ashore - About 11:30 I started out to photo- graph the big Bird cliff. In a few minutes Pnadluma overtook me. He moved for- ward on his kamatik to make room