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[[start page]] [written upside down] Ulukuk river + we shall break the sleds in the dark etc. but I insist in pushing on and we arrive all right as I expected. Sleep in [Ivans?] barrabora. [line] Monday Nov 18 [line] Morning, there is a bad wind + snow + we find the runners of the new sled both broken. Get to work and mend it as well as we can. Retie all the sleds taking off some of the goods + nailing up the rest in the cache. Sick again with the old trouble + can hardly walk. At night the new dog gets away, dont know if he will come back in the morning or not. Such is life on the road. Get ready to start early tomorrow for the Youkon. Feed the dogs on trout fresh from the river. [[end page]] [[start page]] [line] Thursday Nov. 14 [line] Get up early but there is a very strong wind + poorga + it is impossible to leave. Pay [Sherugiluk?] in advance buy a coil of mahout from Kamokin. Get Johnny to go to Nulato. Pack the heavy good on the sleds in the after noon. Towards night weather better. Ivan also does not leave for the Redoubt. [line] Friday. Nov 15 [line] Early Pavloff + Ostraskoi get off + soon after I start with 4 sleds and 13 dogs for New Ulukuk. The sleds are very heavy and we have to work very hard. The English sleds do fairly but are dependant on the dogs more than the Indian ones Chi peet about 3 P.M. and push on at night till 6 P M when we camp not far from Iktigalik. I have got so, now, I can live like the Indians, eat raw meat or fish or ukali and relish it but I can't [?]