[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition "Q"], 1913-1914
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of the house for the komatik. To go up that way, and this was done - the loads being "tumped" up by the women and children. I got several pictures of the crowel going up. Doc and the boys carried a kayak out to the open water this afternoon on a komatik. The boys stayed to hunt ducks. They shot at a seal several times without result and came home finally with two sea-pigeons. I developed pictures this evening. The punching-bag comes into play quite often here lately. Fri May 15, '14. Nothing killed today. The boys saw one seal on the ice and fired at it but without result. Panicpah, with all his worldly belongings, wife included, arrived at 10:30 p m this. Sat May 16, '14. Panicpah and Ahinksungwah set up their tupik today; the