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Journal.
one of the boats & crossed to the fan below the
"pass" over to Whittler Creek. The top of the
pass was 2000 feet above the lake & went
almost straight up. I found it a hard climb.
The dropoff at the top was just as
bad. Watched a [illegible] marmot for
a while in the pass. Took 2 pictures. Heard
a marmot also. Dropped down to
Whittler Creek. Couldn't locate the shrike
next there. Walked on downstream. This
valley is much like that with the lake
in it except that it lacks the lake. At
no narrow, the walls are perpendicular
& snow-capped. It's so pretty, if anything
it's no narrower than Peter's. Looked up the
bank of a young sheep near creek. Couldn't
locate the nest of other shrikes on this
creek, rounded mountains at end of lake
- passed the small lake again & walked on
up W. side of Peter's to the boat. Back at
camp by 5:30 or so.
7 Sheep on mountains across lake yesterday
morning. A 4+ one calf, a 4+ 2 calves,
+ 2 other adults.
Aug 19 Peter Lake, Alaska
My turn to cook today. Up at 7 AM
& got breakfast ready by 8:00. Bob Mann
who remained overnight was already up