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holme Sound is Parry's Bay, 187
which presents an attractive vista
with the Three Sisters Bees Islands
stretching across its entrance. This
bay presents an attractive vista
and is of great interest to the geologist
on account of the variety offered in
the glacial phenomena displayed
along its shores. Next comes Booth
Sound characterized by Fitz Clarene
Rock, a lofty sugar loaf of basalt ris-
ing just within its mouth, and
then Cape Parry claims attention
with its high, bold front of basaltic
columns projecting well into the
North Water under the 77th Parallel
of latitude. The tidal currents run
so swiftly around this cape that the
coldest weather is needful to make
ice and hold it together in a surface