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located here by the former - I secured a photograph of the place upon the top of the largest post which is about 15 to 18 ft. high is inscribed the following on a space hewn smooth [[sketch]] H.B.M.S. BLOSSOM SEPTEMBER 1826 [[up arrow]] [[/sketch]] about the base were inscribed in Capitals "H.B.M.S. Herald 1848 [[up arrow]]" and Plover, July 1 1849. These inscriptions on the southern face- Also on the same post was the "Corwin" 1880 & U.S.S. Yukon. 1880 On the small post about 6 to 8 ft. high [[strikethrough]] e [[/strikethrough]] was carved the following - which is translated on the outer column- [[sketch]] P. A. K. [[Cyrillic characters]] 1838 Cr 2g Kevy [[strikethrough]] A [[/strikethrough]] No Ces+M TC + MC [[/sketch]] = "Potiphar" Both these posts are erected upon a jutting rock and supported by a mass of rocks at their base. They are in a good state of preservation though the inscriptions are becoming defaced by exposure to the weather. All about
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