25. Journal 14 July We were taken care of and the place was cleaned up. Mullen came in as we were finishing and we talked about the colony for awhile. Another bright sunny day with a fair wind but not cold. Brewer told us y and Italian correspondent from our State dept. who wanted to interview the learning people. Hank & Dave talked to him about the cycle centrum situation. Each of us added something personal when asked why we were here and how we liked it. A partial language barrier plus preconceived ideas made explanations rather difficult at times. Walt Disney was shot down several times. > Hope it was some value. 15 July Barrow, Alaska a bright and clear day in the morning but becoming very cold (due to the wind) in the afternoon. I worked with Steve Holland in the colony until 8:30 on the routine data. After coffee, Hank Childs, Steve Logston & I went to the line plot to set the traps. We finished about 12:15 and had to run for lunch. Some are difficult to set because the recent diesel oil "dunking" gummed the treadles. After lunch, Holland & I worked on the metabolic cage experiment until 14:30. The 3 guys returned to the line plot again to mark the traps on a grid map. We returned about 17:00 after having to walk part-way in because a bogey wheel broke (Childs was driving). Holmes picked us up at AAC5 building. After dinner, Logston was sent with Glenn Stanley and Steve Holland (Volunteered!) to set lines XI & XII