Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 128
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ward, this would bring the open (124 water to a line about 2 1/2 mi. from the ship. Got our coal and supplies around to Umarnak just in time ! He wonder where Egingwah and Erik are. Fried seal meat for breakfast and boiled seal for dinner - no beans for a week or more. Temp. av. for month - First 21 days mins. -12o ; noon +8o 30 " " -6.27; " +8o 1 May. Monday. Clear overhead. C2. Wind E 6 feeling low air with driving snow. Better at noon when H.C.P. said that wind was W.S.W. Temp. min +18o ; 9a +26o ; 12m+30o ; 4p.+32o ; 8p.+33 1/2 Out between 2 and 4 for walk of three mi. including snow-drift glacier, where noted enlarged and sharpened cornice of snow projecting at least 15 ft from face of glacier