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ax 30.0
in 11.6
Today
we hauked ice + cut wood. I started to make
a sled for wood hauling and of lumber
brought from Nome. The ice covered with
young, [Gnokiniup] ice. Fresh breeze from
the East. Warm. Part by [dig].

Nov 3 Thursday
ax 30.5
lan 16.5
Crawford and Galle each with a back pain
started at P.M. for the [] to climb
the large mountain North of camp. We have
been calling this mountain Benny Peak, as shown
on the map, but East of us can be seen another
mountain; which may be "Benny Peak", and until
we are sure of our location we do not know which
is which. The explorers will leave a record
and monument on the mountain and Crawford
intends to do some apologized work. I worked
on the wood sled + Maurer put in a floor, in
Vic tents of split logs. Cloudy + light []
from the N. E. Ice is ice covered to the []

SPECIMAN PAGE FROM DIARY OF E. LORNE KNIGHT SHOWING ERASURE BY
MR. HAROLD NOICE.

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