Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 27
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Transcription
"Mac Gillan is altogether too [25] severe upon him in his criticisms regarding his not getting to Cape Sabine. They think that ice conditions were such that Kohoe was justified in turning back when he did. The ship had some pretty hard knocks and narrow escapes and no supplies had been landed at Etah. If the ship had been lost the men would surely have starved. 27 February, Sunday. Clear fine day. E or S. S. breeze blowing through fjord. Cloudless except near horizon Temp. min -4°; 9a.-2°; noon -2°; 3h. -8° 3:40 p. -7°; 5 p. -5° Out for long, enjoyable walk with Dr. Hunt, in spite of the strong breeze from E. Went up snow slope north. cross side Corner glacier, along lateral mo.