rairie, across glacier and up to [26] tof of high mountain (2500(?) feet a.t.) last of fjord, where Ekblaw and H.C.P. built a cairn about a fortnight ago, down s.w. side, and along valley beside north side Cluett glacier and thence directly to ship. More than 11 miles, I should think; 4 3/4 hours. Noted only gray and pink gneiss in moraine of Coner glacier. The mo- raine is almost as high as the gneiss ledges immediately north of the glacier & is separated therefrom by a valley seems down to well toward level of bottom of glacier itself. These ledges therefore are not the source of the moraine. Side valley comes down to glacier from north, shows strong stream action, also a large typical snow-drift glacier which backs up against the moraine of the Coner glacier.