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progressively slower as the water spreads out over new levels.
On the 30th, I went down to the entrance of the lagoon and crossed the Idenburg
to the opposite bank. Found there, rather to my surprise, the ground along the
riverbanks generally not yet inundated. But the river rising and breaking over
the banks to the lower ground behind.
From a point opposite the [illegible] entrance to the lagoon, our 2150 m camp site
and the 1700 m. peak are in plain view. Clouds, formed by river moisture,
obscured the whole of the range from 600 m. up before I could erect the big
camera for a picture (9 AM). By 4 PM the range behind Bernhard Camp was again
quite clear.
This morning (30th) Archbold made his long-arranged broadcast to U.S.A.