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VOYAGE TO GREENLAND.
1634. | Winds. | Remarks. | |
Mar. | 9 | NW | Sharp frost |
10 | NE | Excessive cold weather | |
11 | NE | A south wind brought pleasant wr. | |
12 | S, SE | Ice went out of sight, de. wr. | |
13 | SE NE | Moderately cold | |
14 | NE | Very cold | |
15 | S, SW | Milder wr. killed a bear, which was very serviceable, as the scurvy had appeared | |
16 | SW, N | At night, cold weather | |
17 | N | Cloudy, bay filled with ice | |
18 | N | Cloudy frosty day | |
19 | (No remark) | ||
20 | S | Calm, sunshiny day | |
21 | S | Dark rainy weather, ice went to sea | |
22 | SE | Scurvy becomes very afflictive | |
23 | SE | Pleasant day | |
24 | S.erly | or calm weather | |
25 | SE, S | Ice returned | |
26 | S | Fair clear weather | |
27 | SE | Cloudy, 10 whales seen in the bay | |
28 | S.erly wind | innumerable whales appeared | |
29 | S.erly | Plenty of whales | |
30 | S.erly | Dark night | |
31 | NE | Some snow, 4 or 5 whales seen | |
April | 1 | E | Cloudy, S at night, 4 or 5 whales |
2 | SE | Snow, mild weather | |
3 | W | Cloudy, two of the men only in health | |
4 | W erly | sunshiny day | |
5 | SE | Two large whales in the bay | |
6 | NE | 4 or 5 whales | |
7 | NE | Cold, sunshiny weather | |
8 | NE | Do. innumerable whales | |
9 | N | Frosty, do. | |
10 | N | Cold, ice returned, some whales | |
11 | N | No whales or bears | |
12 | NE | Clear frosty day |