Field note book[s], Crocker Land Expedition, 1913-1915
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condensed milk, one powdered with can 2 sugar, one stick tea, 3 tobacco sacks and two gals oil. They have nothing whatever for their dogs but must depend upon the game resources of the country. In spite of all signs game at this camp we have failed to kill at this. The bear got away. The boys came back one by one, with faces blue with the cold and showing the effects of long riding in a wind at 30 and 50 below. Their dogs had bear meat yesterday so must go without food today. Annie I gave two lbs pemmican each. No she can do. But by mistake I got four! As the happens to be my best feeling dog I did not begrudge her this extra amount. Upon leaving our igloos on the northern end of Byornesundet we had a fine run over fjord ice for about 5 miles. We then laid our