| Summary: | cruising Visiting friends or relatives. 1910 GRENFELL 198 Cruising [by dog-team] can be carried on in perfect safety, and one can cover hundreds of miles without ever seeing the open water at all, as the outlying islands are so numerous. [1915] GORDON 18 Visiting friends and relatives en masse was, I found, a common practice on the part of some of the Labrador people. They called it 'cruising', and as they had very few other forms of recreation, one could quite understand its popularity. Visiting friends or relatives Used I Used I Used I Reverse of card contains an entry for "eel", image file E_13355. Card is filed under "E".
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