 The moon had left us entirely now7, and the. ice foot was utterly impracticable, and we groped and stumbled through the rugged sea ice as far as Cape Baird. Here we slept a few hours in a burrow in the snow, then started across Lady Franklin Bay. In complete...  Bulletin of the American Geographical Society - Stran 515avtor: American Geographical Society of New York - 1903Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents - 1904 - 1104 strani
...and pushed on to reach Fort Conger. The moon had left us entirely now7, and the. ice foot was utterly impracticable, and we groped and stumbled through...groped for eighteen hours, till we climbed upon the ice foot of the north side. Here a dog was killed for food. Absence of suitable snow put an igloo out... | |
 | 1904 - 1106 strani
...and the ice foot was utterly impracticable, and we groped and stumbled through the rugged sea ice a*) far as Cape Baird. Here we slept a few hours in a...groped for eighteen hours, till we climbed upon the ice foot of the north side. Here a dog was killed for food. Absence of suitable snow put an igloo out... | |
 | Deltus Malin Edwards - 1910 - 550 strani
..." and the ice-foot was utterly impracticable, and we groped and stumbled through the rugged sea-ice as far as Cape Baird. Here we slept a few hours in...In complete darkness and over a chaos of broken and heaped up ice, we stumbled and fell and groped for eighteen hours, till we climbed upon the ice-foot... | |
 | Deltus Malin Edwards - 1910 - 524 strani
..." and the ice-foot was utterly impracticable, and we groped and stumbled through the rugged sea-ice as far as Cape Baird. Here we slept a few hours in...In complete darkness and over a chaos of broken and heaped up ice, we stumbled and fell and groped for eighteen hours, till we climbed upon the ice-foot... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents - 1904 - 1108 strani
...and pushed on to reach Fort Conger. The moon had left us entirely now, and the ice foot was utterly impracticable, and we groped and stumbled through...groped for eighteen hours, till we Climbed upon the ice foot of the north side. Here a dog was killed for food. Absence of suitable snow put an igloo out... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents - 1904 - 1104 strani
...and pushed on to reach Fort Conger. The moon had left us entirely now, and the ice foot was utterly impracticable, and we groped and stumbled through...burrow in the snow, then started across Lady Franklin Hay. In complete darkness and over a chaos of broken and hcaved-up ice we stumbled and fell and groped... | |
 | Jeannette Mirsky - 1970 - 400 strani
...provisions ran low; biting winds numbed even the Eskimos; and most of the time even moonlight was wanting. "In complete darkness and over a chaos of broken and...till we climbed upon the ice-foot of the north side [Lady Franklin Bay]."7 For two weeks they rested at Fort Conger, obtaining food, light, and heat from... | |
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