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Post by **AvastMH** » Tue Aug 24, 2021 10:30 am

Welcome on board the Narwhal (Steam Bark) of San Francisco, Calif.. Mastered by S.C. Horace P. Smith, on voyage from March 12th, 1892 – December 31st, 1893 to the North Pacific Ocean.

If you would like to work on a section of the log please

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each section of the log must be transcribed by three different transcribers

Where to start once I have my log section and workbook?
Please ensure that you read these information pages before transcribing

Dates are in the format YYYYMMDD. Links to log book pages are shown in blue

Journey section / Users	Date from	Date to	General Position	Comments
A Captain: Stream A: Shiplover First mate: Stream B: arboggs Boatsteerer: Stream C: marmaduke	18920312	18920519	From Honolulu up to the Behring Sea and Straits	The Blacksmith turns out to be a fraud
B Captain: Stream A: Shiplover First mate: Stream B: arboggs Boatsteerer: Stream C: marmaduke	18920520	18920803	Mostly in the western Behring Sea	Into Port Clarence to get a repair on their ice-damaged propellers. Assists the Bark Hunter.
C Captain: Stream A: Shiplover First mate: Stream B: arboggs Boatsteerer: Stream C: marmaduke	18920804	18921004	to and fro from Herschel Island to Cape Bathurst	Temp and Baro readings https://archive.org/details/odhs1051/page/n65/mode/1up Please record these in the Weather worksheet! Thank you.
D Captain: Stream A: Shiplover First mate: Stream B: arboggs Boatsteerer: Stream C: marmaduke	18921005	18921231	Winter quarters at Pauline Cove, Herschel Island	Temp and Baro readings https://archive.org/details/odhs1051/page/n65/mode/1up & https://archive.org/details/odhs1051/page/n66/mode/1up Please record these in the weather worksheet! Thank you.
E Captain: Stream A: Shiplover First mate: Stream B: arboggs Boatsteerer: Stream C: marmaduke	18930101	18930418	Still at Pauline Cove	Ends with cutting ice from around the rudder and those precious, repaired, propellers
F Captain: Stream A: Shiplover First mate: Stream B: arboggs Boatsteerer: Stream C: marmaduke	18930419	18930630	Trying to break out of Pauline cove	Mr Isaac Stringer, missionary, arrives
G Captain: Stream A: Shiplover First mate: Stream B: arboggs Boatsteerer: Stream C: marmaduke	18930701	18930816	Herschel Island to Baillie Islands to and fro	Good whaling
H Captain: Stream A: Shiplover First mate: Stream B: arboggs Boatsteerer: Stream C: marmaduke	18930817	18931014	Back at Pauline Cove	Preparing for a second winter
I Captain: Stream A: Shiplover First mate: Stream B: arboggs Boatsteerer: Stream C: marmaduke	18931015	18931231	At Pauline Cove	The log moves to a new book which has its own OWW Shipyard

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Note
The ship works on Civil time (starts and ends at midnight): July 17th (page n31). Commences [...] at 3.40 AM [...] at 6.30 AM [...] at 11 AM [...] at 4.20 PM [...]

Thank you for your help