Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (2 of 5)
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but two rabbits were seen. Scarcely daring as one of the rocky points. The marmots, I believe, are still hunting only with bogs which they defend. They do not use their eyes to see game or go quietly on paying attention to the wind; it is hard to flesh without drop as they say very close. The last one we jumped the first fixed shot of the bone of the cliff (perhaps a 100 yards) at to frighten any animal but this had no effect. Storm only fleshed when we approach rapidly within 60 yrs. It had not. 4. We left our camp at 8 A.M. The ground covered with snow + snow laden spruce trees on the hillsides. The landscape of camp is white beautifully white but the sidehill facing south.