Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (3 of 5)
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ble in shape, Poles are also used when mean the shore but the depth a few feet away from the bank is great for poles. My regards down here the stream has a current of only about 2 miles an hour. The water is clear + cold 60° F ash, The rocks formation is largely black shale + slate with some limestone of the soil or hill sides is red clay. 19 The bat traps produced only 2 species of large Sperm like those already secured at Marker. The olive and colored squirrel of Yunnanian forests was also common here. 20 I went peg-freel shooting down the river with A, V. saw an old B on a sandy point at the edge of the bush but kept away at 150 yds + we each him no more nor any other altho we waited west from 5 P.M. to sun-set. Perford call daily on the west side of the river during the cool morning again at dusk, Wherever we