Add to ORKGice nWe are now sailing between the ice-pack and the shore, one nearly as solid in appearance as the other.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN JAN 1 9 1969 JH 1/70Used I and SupNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Sarah Budgell on Thu 26 Mar 2015; stamped DNE-cit but not use
island nThose Ilands of Ice are not dangerous unto Ships being once descried, as by their whitenes...
take vI then took the ice with a heavy breeze of wind from the N.N.E to E.N.E and a tremendous sea ...
ice nThe icebergs drifted by the springtime shores,/.. The 'ice blink' hovering above the roars.PRI...
ice n... - he had shipped, with others, in the schooner Ice-Blink, for a short trip along shore, . ...
ice nThe ice-pack which we were soon to encounter lay north and east of us, with the "ice-blink" o...
ice nExtensive areas of Arctic or Polar sea ice.DNE-cit G. M. Story MAR 1974JH MAR ...
ice nBoth in going and returning, the ice islands were very numerous and massive. . . .PRINTED ITEM...
ice nOnly two ways were left for this purpose - either to attempt the land-passage across the wild...
ice n[Southern Head] forms the southern barrier of the ice drift, and is a favourable lookout for t...
ice nOne evening in April, bound home with a load, The mare showed some halting against the ice-roa...
shore � nWhen safely landed on the shore-ice, no time is lost in shifting the mails to the sleighs...
ice nThis adventurous and perilous pursuit is prosecuted in two different ways - by nets during the...
ice n. . . but its [steam] great power and usefulness in containing with heavy ice-packs had been a...
ice nThe ice was so thick that it took us a good two hours to break open a channel to the open wate...
ice nThe fields and other collections of floating ice are often discovered at a great distance, by...
island nThose Ilands of Ice are not dangerous unto Ships being once descried, as by their whitenes...
take vI then took the ice with a heavy breeze of wind from the N.N.E to E.N.E and a tremendous sea ...
ice nThe icebergs drifted by the springtime shores,/.. The 'ice blink' hovering above the roars.PRI...
ice n... - he had shipped, with others, in the schooner Ice-Blink, for a short trip along shore, . ...
ice nThe ice-pack which we were soon to encounter lay north and east of us, with the "ice-blink" o...
ice nExtensive areas of Arctic or Polar sea ice.DNE-cit G. M. Story MAR 1974JH MAR ...
ice nBoth in going and returning, the ice islands were very numerous and massive. . . .PRINTED ITEM...
ice nOnly two ways were left for this purpose - either to attempt the land-passage across the wild...
ice n[Southern Head] forms the southern barrier of the ice drift, and is a favourable lookout for t...
ice nOne evening in April, bound home with a load, The mare showed some halting against the ice-roa...
shore � nWhen safely landed on the shore-ice, no time is lost in shifting the mails to the sleighs...
ice nThis adventurous and perilous pursuit is prosecuted in two different ways - by nets during the...
ice n. . . but its [steam] great power and usefulness in containing with heavy ice-packs had been a...
ice nThe ice was so thick that it took us a good two hours to break open a channel to the open wate...
ice nThe fields and other collections of floating ice are often discovered at a great distance, by...
island nThose Ilands of Ice are not dangerous unto Ships being once descried, as by their whitenes...
take vI then took the ice with a heavy breeze of wind from the N.N.E to E.N.E and a tremendous sea ...
ice nThe icebergs drifted by the springtime shores,/.. The 'ice blink' hovering above the roars.PRI...