Field note book[s], Crocker Land Expedition, 1913-1915
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"Fears" A little more snow than last time enabled us to cross more easily and quickly. In camp one half mile from end of C. Herschel on West side, was in Cupes that clear could be obtained but also had no such tea and biscuit only for supper. Temp + 2.9° F at 6 P.M. Has been running all day, it now is think that C. Elizabeth cannot be seen to the Southward. Hope to get a sight of it tomorrow in order that we can direct our course straight across. Very fine going here in the right - soft deep snow. Some distance from the land, however, it should improve when the wind is stronger. Have no pennican tin Kings George 4 Florence Smith 94 London St- Carl Bonin Mass,