string nYou go up on the hill, and you'll see a great big white string of ice--snow slob on the outside moving, moving from the north, moving aouth.PRINTED ITEM Re-fileSEP 1979 G.M.Story JH SEP 1979Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedstring of ice, string of seal
raft 1 vmeans the piling up of ice brought about mainly by a shift in the wind, carrying great ma...
tail vMalcolm had some fifty traps over ten miles of country, all of which he would take up the f...
seal ice'He'd come up through that much back there and he'd find seal ice and seals. . . . 'PRINTED...
string nThere were now strings of slob ice reaching across the bay and pans of ice everywhere.stri...
string nThe Bay was full of strings of ice and there was fog about. But the wind was fair. But s...
string nWe was forced to put into the ice for shelter - that is, sir, into a string of loose runn...
string nA string of seals sixty miles long had passed south-east the day before, just a few mile...
string nn. A hawserPRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryJuly 1959Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedSKEIN, PATCH,...
string n... there are no less than 17 terms [for ice and ice conditions] that I found in common use...
string nStream/Strip/ String [ice] long narrow area of pack-ice/drift ice, about half a mile or l...
fatThe [seal] pelts were on the ice "fat down and fur up"...G.M.Story May 1962PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit...
hauling vbl nThe hauling rope was strung through the flipper holes in such a way that the pelts rest...
whelping vbl nBut there it was! True whelping ice! Thousands, tens of thousands of mother harps, ...
ice nI went to the ice several more springs.PRINTED ITEM G. M. Story SEP 1974JH S...
slob nThe strung-out pans of slob ice were nearer than they had been yesterday.PRINTED ITEMG. M. St...
raft 1 vmeans the piling up of ice brought about mainly by a shift in the wind, carrying great ma...
tail vMalcolm had some fifty traps over ten miles of country, all of which he would take up the f...
seal ice'He'd come up through that much back there and he'd find seal ice and seals. . . . 'PRINTED...
string nThere were now strings of slob ice reaching across the bay and pans of ice everywhere.stri...
string nThe Bay was full of strings of ice and there was fog about. But the wind was fair. But s...
string nWe was forced to put into the ice for shelter - that is, sir, into a string of loose runn...
string nA string of seals sixty miles long had passed south-east the day before, just a few mile...
string nn. A hawserPRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryJuly 1959Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedSKEIN, PATCH,...
string n... there are no less than 17 terms [for ice and ice conditions] that I found in common use...
string nStream/Strip/ String [ice] long narrow area of pack-ice/drift ice, about half a mile or l...
fatThe [seal] pelts were on the ice "fat down and fur up"...G.M.Story May 1962PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit...
hauling vbl nThe hauling rope was strung through the flipper holes in such a way that the pelts rest...
whelping vbl nBut there it was! True whelping ice! Thousands, tens of thousands of mother harps, ...
ice nI went to the ice several more springs.PRINTED ITEM G. M. Story SEP 1974JH S...
slob nThe strung-out pans of slob ice were nearer than they had been yesterday.PRINTED ITEMG. M. St...
raft 1 vmeans the piling up of ice brought about mainly by a shift in the wind, carrying great ma...
tail vMalcolm had some fifty traps over ten miles of country, all of which he would take up the f...
seal ice'He'd come up through that much back there and he'd find seal ice and seals. . . . 'PRINTED...