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miles as against 2500 at
the equator.
Although we are going
close west in true west, our
compass course is about 60° E!
In other words to go west we
head by compass NE by E!
In a few days to go west-
we shall head exactly East.
Our compass courses during
one of the old man's clocks he
which he made the remarks:
"When she strikes three, and
the hands join at 10 in the
morning, I found she is quarter
tack 5 in the afternoon!"
We have covered nearly
17 degrees of longitude since
leaving Clear. There is a
difference in time of 1h 23s
or 1h 23m P.M. Etale VII, 3.
it will be local mean time here
at camp.
Find L.H.S.
L.M.S. 00° 00' 00"
Long. 5 58,
G.M.S. 5 58 p.m.
L.M.S. 00 00 00 00
Eq.S. - 2 9.26
L.H.S. 11 57 50.74