Field note book[s], Crocker Land Expedition, 1913-1915
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"To No. 8 at least 25 miles. "Tilly lost one dog, dropped in harness. Resume Friday at lead. Blowing hard tonight. All tired - men and dogs. Need me care. Sunday April 26 12th - 47th day Up at - 3-15 this morning for an early start - and a double march. Had a perfect day with bright suns here burning our faces and inflaming our eyes so that I have a touch of snow blindness. Marched from No 7 to No 5 covering at least 35 miles. Stopped at No 6 for a long rest and to feed the dogs. Monday April 27th 13th - 48th day From 5 to 3 today. Having supper at 9. Bright sunshine, no wind. Roads frozen. Should make land tomorrow. Dogs giving well. Double feed. Mileage Friday of appearance I land in walk and rest.