as something slipped in the San Jose magazine for a friend running the gas field that I was away. I then went a long ways of the trail to Omong, just had his kids. I shot at the rear guard of a flock of 8 or 9 grey crows or geese close on top of the hill past the second bridge. A little further up the trail there was a smaller native trail leading off to the right which lead to a deserted native village most of the houses were fallen down but there was a tangerine tree which was full of fruit and most still green. We picked by quite a number. Later afternoon was spent in skinning a Phalanga that Brad shot on top of the mountain back of camp. I took a number of photos of him also some of the peach with the young one. It took me a long time to finish them as the skin was tender and did not come off easily. March 18, 1935 After breakfast I developed film no-22XIV which contained the following pictures: 43+44 Bonita trails taken from grass slope below Miss Grimsdahl's old house on the point 50 miles 45+46 Little Butt 13.5 miles 47 Looking down Salobo Valley from grass slope above government red house 1 Looking across valley from same place as 47, partly under shadowed 2 Same but not under shadow 3/4/5 Looking down on government red house from hill 7 Stick in web on porch of next house 8 Trail just before entering first rain forest of Omongi trail