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Wrigley passed us at 12.30 in the
night
4. Between Wrigley and this
Trent the right bank is
usually high but after
passing here the left
bank is usually higher
and the right bank came
paritly low, 12 or 15 miles
below the Rocks we passed
the mouth of a small stream
entering from the right
having dark waters, and
Mr. camped a short distance
below here at 9 P.M.
Day 9 Got a good start
and a fine day, and made
good progress. Bunn's Contour
Faults low nearly to Blackwater
which we reached about 3.17 p.m.
great quantities of ice seen
midstream both shores &
about same point
Across the river from this
mouthly the Blackwater a
little below more than two houses
whims some Kandahars pass
the winter 19849. We
ammied them and I took
Photos of them. Several
geological hammer and
similar articles has been
abandoned, as the party
returned up the river to
Ballooney Spring. Just below
here the river makes a
sharp bend to the left
and the right bank is
very high then it turns
back again. A few miles
below here The Dahalenne
enters from the left
And there is a broad stretch
of willows crossed country