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Ralph_McCormick · November 2, 2000, 9:25am

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Ralph_McCormick · November 2, 2000, 3:37pm

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Dean: I was checking a map to see what is shown at 82 degrees lat and 85 degrees long. It looks like it may be Ellsmire island,but I am still not sure what is north of it. I was referring to the small white dot in the center of the picture. I still think we must find what is forming this large circular cloud formation in this picture. I still believe this is the same cloud formation that is shown in Jan's book when you check out plates 7 and 8 in his book. This may also be plate 6 in his book. I am not sure if Bradley land is shown. I'll have to check the map again. I checked out the Map you mentioned. I would have to get back and read the book on that. Anyway thanks for posting these pictures and mentioning me on that one site. From: Ralph

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deandddd · November 2, 2000, 2:58pm

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Dean: I was checking a map to see what is shown at 82 degrees lat and 85 degrees long. It looks like it may be Ellsmire island,but I am still not sure what is north of it. I was referring to the small white dot in the center of the picture. I still think we must find what is forming this large circular cloud formation in this picture.

Ralph- Now I follow you. I have just spent an hour clicking furiously and situating some things in relation to land masses. Yes, that tip of land which you are seeing is the very Northern tip of Ellesmere Island, no doubt about it. I have confirmed with an atlas and rather minute details.

That white circle which you are seeing above it is just some processing artifact which stands out. If you zero in on it, you will see nothing. In fact, you can start zooming from the tip of Ellesmere on up and you will see nothing. I have seen the same artifact on the left simultaneously.

So I left that whole side and went over the the EAST longitudes and zeroed in on 129 East longitude and above 80* latitude. I panned down and hopped from the coast of mother Russia-cum-Siberia to the New Siberian Islands, and from them to the " stain " which I found. That stain is right at 129* and 83* nNorth. That is really where Nansen hit the underbelly. The current coming out slid the Fram under and around.

Dharma/Dean

I still believe this is the same cloud formation that is shown in Jan's book when you check out plates 7 and 8 in his book. This may also be plate 6 in his book. I am not sure if Bradley land is shown. I'll have to check the map again. I checked out the Map you mentioned. I would have to get back and read the book on that. Anyway thanks for posting these pictures and mentioning me on that one site. From: Ralph

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deandddd · November 2, 2000, 4:31pm

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Members,

Here is some typical stuff from page 256 of Gardner's book " A Journey to the Earth's Interior."

" He also notes the fact that no matte how far North the human explorer goes he always finds that the polar bear is a little ahead of him, and no matte how far North these bears are met with, they are always on their way further north.

Speaking of Dr. Kane's voyages this same author says:

' It was found that animal life abounded. Musk oxen were shot, at intervals, throughout the winter. ... Wolves, bears, foxes, and other animals were repeatedly observed. Geese, ducks, and other waterfowl including plover and other wading birds, were very plentiful during the summer . . . there were large numbers of ptarmigan or snow partridge . . . The waters were found to be filled to an extraordinary degree with marine invertebrata, including jellyfish and shrimps. Seals were very abundant. Numerous insects were observed also, especially several species of butterfly, flies, bees, and insects of like character. Quite an extensive and varied collection of specimens was secured.'

-and those observations were made north of latitude 82."

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