Journals of expeditions to Mongolia from 1919 to 1930
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emabene with the small traps that obtained 2 specimens, viz - cluding one very small magel. m rined camp this a.m. to the lanne and opts squari valley. On our way we stopped at Sime Durbis house made arrangements for the next hunt which was to be in 3 or 4 days after the fauna had returned from Mega with sunmail. While we were at S. D's house I took a series of motion pictures up the youth with the menmutes. They all submitted with ex- ceptional good will and during the process two picturesque farmers with a woman rode up carrying a pair of splendid 5 ft. cob and pitiful outers in the wheel which they offered for sale for $200 !! I got pictures of them also and we then went on with the carts down the valley, we had no difficulty in crossing the marsh & were able to turn as Mr. Nyeles had said it could not be done a pitched the carts on a terrace of the high forest way back down clad hill. Our view is down the valley to the south & up the other valley to the East when S. D leaves, it could hardly be a more beautiful spot and its milk wi pretty as he may see deer at any time. Fama on young hunter rode into