[Journal] March 6-November 22, 1933
Page 55
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Forest & Future Camps Heavy forest begins the coast side of Kabana and extending thru the other side was lower coastal forest (left Brass) Forest from this Diver side of Kabana to just before Ranger river pass foot full forest; possible camp at Jacksona of top R hill medium side. Mountain forest up to 2400 meters snow country in this most forest at or 12400 camp on Durie. May 8, 1935 Short in getting information about Albert-Edward etc. to May 9, 1935 We returned two hours along the trail to the short gap in spur called Namoda alt. 21000 - 2050) calla 2070 Adams on brought over with the males and continuation toward the coast for return to the coast for more supplies. May 10, 1935 I developed the two films taken on the way up and did odd things about camp. went for a short walk first it came on to rain a little before three. May 11, 1935 I went out shooting in the morning. After lunch was shot around gun as it came on to rain May 12, 1935 I went in the morning and again around five but did not get far as a matter one with a note that had been brought by two of Middleton's police scouts that he had broken his hockey shirt thermometer and asking for its loan of my outfit which I gave to his police. I went a little way shooting after supper but saw nothing. May 13, 1935 As usual I went shooting in the morning. In the afternoon I killed skin some birds. In the evening I was shooting and shot at pair of large bright red eyes in a low tree top but and find nothing. A little ways further just as I rounded a bird I saw two eye flying back a forward forwards and then it went and set on the end of a low overhanging