Add to ORKGyoung aEverywhere 'young slog,' as we call the endless round [ice] pans growing from the centre and covering the sea like the scales of a salmon, was making.PRINTED ITEMG.M. Story JUN 1970 JUN 1970Used I and SupNot used1Not usedyoung iceOn DNE site, listed accidentally as "young slob," might be a misspellin
slob nThe ice that seriously impedes passage at this season of the year [December] is called here _...
young aThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush...
young aThe young ice started to get watery so I made a short cut for the camp. Ed gloss: 'The fi...
slob nSlob ice (small, thick pans, packed closely together) formed in the harbor that winter...PRIN...
slob nThe strung-out pans of slob ice were nearer than they had been yesterday.PRINTED ITEMG. M. St...
slob nThen, with daylight, under short sail they began working the vessel out of the "slob" ice tha...
slob nThe ice coming down from the north in the early spring, filling the harbours, is s. ice.PRIN...
young aWhen the ice begins to form in the inlets and bays, it is known as "young ice," _ci'kwaq_.PR...
northernNorthern slob still consists of rounded pans, but larger, thicker ones that you can safely...
slob nice broken into larger pieces is called _slob ice_.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1959Used I and...
slob nLong, thin, drawn-out strings and widely-scattered pans of the "slob-ice", mixed later on wi...
slob nThe first slob ice drifting South passes Battle Harbor during the first week in January.PRINT...
slob nSlob. Small, loose ice.PRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAR 1970 JH 3/70Used I and SupUsed I and SupNo...
slob nOften when the ice is hummocky, or perhaps broken up into pieces, called "slob" ice...PRINTED...
local aNewfoundlanders distinguish between "local slob," usually too small to bear a man's weight, ...
slob nThe ice that seriously impedes passage at this season of the year [December] is called here _...
young aThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush...
young aThe young ice started to get watery so I made a short cut for the camp. Ed gloss: 'The fi...
slob nSlob ice (small, thick pans, packed closely together) formed in the harbor that winter...PRIN...
slob nThe strung-out pans of slob ice were nearer than they had been yesterday.PRINTED ITEMG. M. St...
slob nThen, with daylight, under short sail they began working the vessel out of the "slob" ice tha...
slob nThe ice coming down from the north in the early spring, filling the harbours, is s. ice.PRIN...
young aWhen the ice begins to form in the inlets and bays, it is known as "young ice," _ci'kwaq_.PR...
northernNorthern slob still consists of rounded pans, but larger, thicker ones that you can safely...
slob nice broken into larger pieces is called _slob ice_.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1959Used I and...
slob nLong, thin, drawn-out strings and widely-scattered pans of the "slob-ice", mixed later on wi...
slob nThe first slob ice drifting South passes Battle Harbor during the first week in January.PRINT...
slob nSlob. Small, loose ice.PRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAR 1970 JH 3/70Used I and SupUsed I and SupNo...
slob nOften when the ice is hummocky, or perhaps broken up into pieces, called "slob" ice...PRINTED...
local aNewfoundlanders distinguish between "local slob," usually too small to bear a man's weight, ...
slob nThe ice that seriously impedes passage at this season of the year [December] is called here _...
young aThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush...
young aThe young ice started to get watery so I made a short cut for the camp. Ed gloss: 'The fi...