Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 88
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5 April. Wednesday. 84 Clear, cloudless, calm. Light N or. N.W. air on plateau and occasional light draft out of the bay. between 1/5 a.m. Strong wind Temp. min. -11°; 9a. -1°; 12m. +5°; 2p. +10° Out alone to point near Cape Dudley Diggs. Collected specimens from big diabase dikes and intersecting light gray dikes as the big quicks. Met Dr. Hunt at the point and we walked back together. He had been at the cache and moved the barrel, keys and boxes further up on the rocks after dig- ing them out of the ice and snow that had gathered on and around them. Some of the ball players, especially Nor- man and the chief, are lame today, but all as at it again this evening, except the chief. Inetliak and the children are much interested in the game. Poor Piedtlak can't see well enough to enjoy it.