Field note book[s], Crocker Land Expedition, 1913-1915
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Athlis & Co. ford at [illegible] and Panibfale came in this morning with three large musk-whens, two of which were very good specimens. Athlis slept within in the wig wags while the other two men camped under the Chris at 45 below zero. As a result of these cold arrival we did not get started until noon. I thought it best to wait although lake and possibly run into a bear. Sure enough in about an hour we were lost on the trail. He was, or rather she was the very devil for activity. A barbar athlete. After following her for five miles through rough we the doubled on her trails and with it this cliffs grow to the top of weird lovels like a mountain to one who