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better collecting "gear" than [[rotor?]] one.
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Canterbury Mus is a gem - the small museums make the most [[insertion]] of/ [[/insertion]] perhaps what little they have, and in the larger ones such as ours there is so much that the visitor is bewildered if not confused and goes away with more impressions than he can coherently sort out
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[[insertion]] Cape Orozier, Ross Id. Antarctica. Dec. 19, 1962
Lichen near landing area for helicopter [[/insertion]]

[[underlined]] The stream work [[/underlined]]
The coffee break
A regular little snack [[?]] & 50 employee's
[[?]] drinking tea
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[[?]] a girl (biol. student) [[?]] fish food [[?]] & note taking [[?]] 2 men.
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[[?]] large eel tagged was [[found?]]
4 years in same hundred foot stretch of stream. [[underlined, with multiple zigzag lines]] Territorial [[/underlined]]