[Journal], 1915-1916
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431 Dinner menu this afternoon: Bean and turnip soup, thickened with hardtack. Baked seal meat. Tea. Corned beef. Dehydro potatoes. Bread and butter and molasses. To which I added for the first table: Canned Salmon (from Bellman's box). Peanut bar and chocolates (Expedition). And further for our table: A jar of peas (Sprigg) & Grape juice (exp.) My last La Venga disappeared in smoke- This evening the wind seems to come from the southwest and is very heavy. The weather too is very thick and we are wondering how the travelers are getting on. Captain Comer was going to U- marrask with Peter, but the weather had been so bad and was still so threatening this morning that the plan was given up on account of the loads on the sledges. Good thing that he did not go. H.C.P. served chocolate this evening.