Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 46
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At 7:45 Ahuqo [illegible] Eging, - 44 Ahalungwah + Pingsuti' wal, Ahalalundwah, her mother and small broths and Erik came in. They left Cape York about 8 o'clock this morning, but had to make de- tours on account of leads and they met the heavy wind just below Aikap. They brought meat for Pudhlak. They have gotten 5 bears since I was there, of wh Erik got 3. Then not back yet from Upernik 6 March. Monday. Clear, almost cloudless, calm morning. Light westerly wind afternoon. Lowlying fog came in about 3 p.m. Temp. min +8°; 9a.+11°; 12m.+7°; 3h.+2½; 8h.+1° Dr. Hunt and I started for Cape Dud- ley Digges to dig our boxes out of the snow, but could not make it on account of open lead 10-20 feet