Field Notebook: Quebec 1908
Page 83
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Jupiter River June 19 Friday Slight rain early and late today. As I went to bed very tired had a restless night. At 4 A.M. Poore called us at the camp and said the tide and winds were favorable to get out of the river into the sea. By 4.30 they had moved out of the Jupiter mouth where we had been for four days, about 2 1/2 days longer than I wanted to stay. At 7.30 we are in front of South West Lights and they salute us with The Flag. At 8 Poore and William Graham in the next canoe last to get our bag of sandwiches finished and by 8.15 are away again for the Salt Laken. We arrive at the lower of the Salt Lakes at 11 A.M. and find the coast a very low