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For both teams.
About two miles further on
we detected a gypseaon
sitting on the cliff. Driving
around joint we saw her on the
wall, and near by a projecting
cleft under which the jewels
were while with droppings.
We tried in vain to climb
the cliff but finally were
compelled to give it up. I
feel sure there must be a
great cove and well try again
later.
Character of ice was such
that we crossed several miles
of land going deep into what
I guess must be Dr. Kane's
Refuge Harbor.
At Kahl moritz with leuks
and tegilias gone it was
rather lonely. When looking up
at gypsalavis nest we came
up with a little owls in his
tallows. The nearest owls colony
is at Keak showing that they
go for quite a distance for
their food.
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