for two or three years, we might [29] better have brought the 'Cruett' a long and thus not have been obliged to go back to Godhavn! But we could not have sailed her, for lack of wind, hence we really lost no time. Orifak (or. Ulifak, as it is also called) is at the base of lofty cliffs forming [illegible] Mountain, which is about 2200 feet high and receives its name, meaning Nest Mountain, from the myriads of sea birds that breed in its crevices every summer. Returning to our landing place we partook of an excellent luncheon provided by the inspector and con- sisting of rye bread, Danish butter, anchovies, Roquefort cheese, bottled danish beer and cordial - quite a