of the west side of the mountain, where that (102) the 6th half mile walk already referred to Glaciers descend the south side of this valley fine scenery. Maps shows long tortuous Narrow lakes stretching off to NW some 30 miles. Great ice cap to SW, ice cliffs showing on summit of one of cliffs - South of mountain we walled through some deep snow and at 1.30 a m. we passed a small red rock set up on a large board to mark the middle & culmination of trail. This must be fully 2,000 feet above the sea. Forward southeast - a magnificent view is presented along Lake Tasersnute, which is 15 miles long by 2-3 miles wide and flanked by great mountains & precipices, the ice- capped ice cap rising in distant back. ground. Here began our long descent to the sea, some of which was exciting a magnific view with nopebrau on the new area. On one cheek slope the sledge gave sudden lurch when threw side off - The Sledge was on its side dragging me along but foot ([illegible]) kept it from stopping the team before any injury was inflicted and the incident furnished only a good laugh all around. Reached sea ice at just 5 a.m. Had been outward valley while glen gorge - even all way across plateau some moderate 2 miles on reaching sea ice then calm again