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mass presents cliff faces to the east to -
ward the cap like those which it
presents to the sea.
The slide down the snow slope on
the east side of the southern arm is
exhilarating, when taken as we took
it with a rope bridge over the point,
of the moraines acting as a brake -
It must be exciting when taken as
Ogwig took it, without brake except
this feet as he slid along behind his
kahmatak, holding one hand steering
with the upstandards. Accommo-
dingwah and Ootloviak walked down
in front of their dogs - at the top of the
east steep dip above the ice foot when
dekahningra got off and dropped be-
hind the sleds helping hold track
and steer it. Hence when we
ascended the shot I followed
her example - all reached the
ice foot safely, our time being 4:10p.
Ogwig beat us by several minutes
course. Almost no wind on glacier.
From the upper part of the glacier
I could see broad open water for
along distance this side of Cape
Alexander and a lane between
Sutherland Island and the shore
young ice this side of island