T. Cade 1959 General Account 24 May - stray all day with complete guescast. Tent blew down once in the morning. Except for running trap line morning and evening, stayed in Camp all day. Only about 10% of ground still covered by snow. Rain last night hosted the melt-off. Many traps incubated on the line. 25 May Pitmegea River - Wind continued strong most of the day but sky was clearing through the morning and by noon there were only scattered light clouds. Wind abated somewhat in the afternoon but not much. We again had trouble with the tent this morning. We took up the traps in the late morning, and in the afternoon from 1335 to 1800 we walked up river to the first creek beyond camp. This hugemow flowing with so much water we could not cross, so we continued along the quick walking as far as the high ridge that