… was something a bit more like it too.<\/p>\n
Although it took me ages to go off to sleep (I was reading Vaino Tanner’s notes on the Finnish expedition to Labrador until something silly in the morning) I ended up soundly asleep until the Eastern European workmen awoke me at 06:30. They were actually quite quiet during the night which was very a pleasant surprise.<\/p>\n
On my own at breakfast, I came back down here and … errr … went back under the bedclothes to keep warm (it was minus 5\u00b0C outside). The next thing that I remembered was that it was 11:10. I’d slept for 3 hours without any difficulty at all. <\/p>\n
Braving the freezing cold I nipped out to the supermarket on the corner for my baguette<\/em> and an apple – I’ve run out of fruit in here. But making my butties at lunchtime, I was joined by a Far-Eastern woman and another man whom I don’t recall having seen before.<\/p>\n I pressed on with my expedition notes this afternoon in between crashing out somewhat. We’ve hit the anthropological stuff now, and he talks at great length about the Inuit. He’s tentatively identified a new race of Inuit round about the 15th Century that began to push aside the Thule Inuit, but fails to draw the obvious conclusion from his notes<\/p>\n
