Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 15
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or low cloud on southern mts. [13] Temp. min -2.1°; 9a.+1°; 11a -4° 2:30 p.-10° Last nights heavy gale blew itself out about 4 this morning and the day has been calm until this evening, About 7p.m. S.E. wind began blowing strongly again. Dr. Hornut and I walked out to Cape Dudley Digges and back- a good 10-mile tramp. Wind had blown away all the loose snow, hence the footing was almost per- fec[t], the weather being all that could be desired, the walk was very enjoyable. Petowik Glacier looked beautiful, with the sunlight touching its higher parts. Wosten- holme Island & Cape Athol in the background. Dr. brought back