Field Notebook: Greenland 1987a
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The coast of Greenland today is uninteresting due to the cloudy sky and the existence are all from land. The comfortable feature from voyage so far is the almost entire absence of ice. Along the coast of Greenland measures hardly any ice floes. Here in it all is the question th' Captain is asking. He is looking forward to a difficult time further north. The names fall aboard th 5.5 offee Captain John Bartlett, Brigus, Newfoundland F. Offic Hayward Taylor S. " Tom Chandler Chief Eng Robert Hunter Dee. " Stephen Knight Chief Steward Henry Perry See. " Daniel Draper Out boat man on Greenland Cook William Godley Carpenter Caleb Ledward A.B. Tom Jordan " John Creels " Albert Bennett " Wras H. Bartlett Arthur Spradlin