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Appendix J 227Mr Carel Eskimo SchoonerFort SmithJune IIMacpherson down stream (canoe)to Rat R.Rat R. to Destruction Citydead water (canoe)To Top <strong>of</strong> Rapids (walk)Top <strong>of</strong> Rapids to Loon Lake Iwalk?SummitSummit to Bell R.PortageLittle Bell to La Pierre House5 days2 days La Pierre House to Rampartmiles752035Paid for bothR. Tkts Quebec CalgaryBerths WinnipegBerths EdmontonDaily Expenses 7 days Quebec-Edmontonincluding shoppings +cHudson's Bay Co. 2 Tkts Aklavik339$Outnt odds + ends about4 days Edmonton Heotd food +c+cMacdonald Hotel 4 daysHudson's Bay CoFood for 4 for 14 daysFreight for same Waterways-Aklavik $39Parsons 90$ canoe 7$ paddles + rope 30$ gas boat127 ConventDoctor 15$ Wireless 2.70Two Guides Rat River 420$ 14$@15 daysDavid 5 daysYukon Wireless WashingtnTkts Nenana£ - s - d49 - 62 - 12 - 6I - 10 -9 - 10-71655 - 5 -10 -10-8 - 2 - 626 - 9 - 4173 -10- 08810 - 10 - -2 -10--20 -Carel did this in 1913 in II days in scow with I ton stuff: 5people.Baggage TakenLuggage 175 lbs 40-40-30-65Groceries 295 Ibs470 1bs
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~ ContentsIDreaming of the Journey2
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In 1913 a school-friend of mine wen
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DreamingoftheJoumry 3Such is the tr
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5~ * PlantheSo there we were throug
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We Plan theJournry 7and then only f
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WePlan theJoumry 9the wing" or "bet
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II(3 Southam tonto EdmontonDiary. M
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Southampton to Edmonton 13our eyes.
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Southampton to Edmonton 15memory bu
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(4 OutWe nee de d all 0 U r wit s a
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Outfitting in Edmonton 19H.A. 0 (Ha
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Outfitting In Edmonton 21North Sask
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23(5 Lure 0the NorthDuring the jour
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Lure of the North 25as the Indian t
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Lure of the North '2, 7Slowly the s
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29(Ei_D~a~s ____ ~ ____ ~AshoreWe 0
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D.rysAshore 31Long after midnight w
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D'OY,Ashore 33this calendar.' 'God
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DcrysAshore 35to several, including
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37Great SlaveLakeIt was 9 in the ev
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Great Slave Lake 39preparation, dis
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41(8 In and OutThe leisured tourist
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In and Out 43meet one ordinary pers
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In and Out 45light that may be sky
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47(9 From Providenceto AklavikProvi
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From Providence to Aklavik 49We awo
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From Providence to AklQvik 51excite
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5300 Eskimosat AklavikAs we drew in
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Eskimos at Aklavik 55Roman Gatholic
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Eskimos at AHavik 57Lazarus Sittich
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Eskimos at Aklavik 59Trial oflkagen
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Eskimos at Aklavik 61Drums used at
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Eskimos at Aklavik 63feelings consi
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~ Harbour 0--------------------~~--
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Harbour of Wrecked Men 67neighbours
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~ La Pierre HouseThe doctor's verdi
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In Pierre House7I"Where is the next
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to Pierre House 73ourselves. I was
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La Pierre House 75numbers of white
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77~ The UnrelentiNorthIn the middle
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The Unrelenting North 79"My dad," h
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The Unrelenting North8rmedicine, so
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The Unrelenting North 83chance to f
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c;4 Two Idle~eksCaptain Cameron was
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Two Idle Week.< 87Grt!y Nuns' Missi
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Two Idle Weeks 89Inuit b?y, his mot
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Two Idle Weeks 91All this was but p
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Two Idl, Week, 93Interior of All Sa
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95(r5 Prelude toAdventureA t I a s
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PreludetoAdv,nture 97brothers to wa
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Prelude to Adventure 99Beginning of
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101(tii Check to ourPro essThat nig
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Check to our Progress 103jim Koe di
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Check to our Progress 105our sleepi
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107(ri Moods Ra idsand IslandsThe a
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Moods. Rapids and Islands 109Jim Ko
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Moods, Rapidsond [slandsIIIThe afte
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lISG8 To Barrier RiverAft era 11 th
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To Barrier River II 7mud dropped sh
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To Ba rrier RiverII9La;:arus Sittic
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I2I(r; A TumiPointWe slept on sand
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A Turning Point 123More than once w
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A Turning Pomt 125our tent, there g
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127~ Nean theDivideThe Divide. The
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Nearingthe Divide 129before another
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Nearing the Divide 131one end, form
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133G?ADa"A most wonderful and full
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Above McDougall Pass.looking east (
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spell, we could look at nothing in
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I39c;; AGriBearOur fre e d 0 m fro
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A Gril:l:/y BearI4Ia narrow shelf o
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A Grizzly Bear 143we discussed the
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145~ Down thelneIt is difficult, at
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Down the Porcupine 147and to eat he
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Down the Porcupine r 49Gwendolen Do
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Down the Porcupine 151rapids betwee
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I5304 Friendl FacesThe Indians came
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FriendJy Faces 155hospitable cabin
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FriendlY Faces 157Rampart House, 19
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FriendJy Faces 159Bishop Isaac O. S
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16105 To Fort YukonSo we went paddl
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To Fort Yukonr63saw a gas boat towi
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To Fort Yukon 165The Burke Famify a
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16706 At Fort Yukon----------------
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At Fori Yukonr69Hudson Stuck Memori
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At Fort Yukon 171told us much about
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At Fort YukonI73spring mattress but
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175c;:; Travellers Riversand Mounta
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Travellers. Rivers and Mountains 17
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Trauellers, Riuersand Mountains 179
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181~TheEven when we had left Alaska
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TheJourn,,!, Home 183for quiet enjo
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TheJoumry Home 185marked my life. I
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The]ourn", Home 187soon suspected t
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~ vtiltercolour Sketches bGwendolen
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197endix 1\)~an 's Field Notes15 MI
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Appendix 1 199from Vyvyan's field n
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Page 558: Appendix] 225Notes on Eskimo Trial
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'2.70 Notes to Pages 93-94, 211theJ
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278 Notes to Pages 139-151Territori
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280 Notes to Pages 153-158"A young
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290 References"List ofN. American p
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Z9ZReferencesDorrien Smith, Gwendol
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294 ReferencesKelcey, Barbara Eilee
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296 ReferencesOn the Banks of the S
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298 References"Vale, AlfredJames."
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300 IndexBack, George, 251Baillie I
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302 IndexDepartment of the Interior
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304 IndexSt Patrick's Mission, 246H
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306 IndexMackenzie Delta, 8, 24, 25
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310 IndexTizya.John.278Tizya.John R
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