| Summary: | wood(s) n, n pl as we could ascertain the points of the compass by observing the inclination of the _topmast_ branches of the juniper* or larch-trees. we regained our path some time after dark; and by a slippery wood-path, on which we had many falls, we reached the south shore of Conception Bay. PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN AUG 23 1969 SIC Used I and Sup Used I and Sup Used I [see 'cord road', corduroy Road', 'swamping road'] wood, woods, wood-cat, wood chick, wood gallows, wood path, woodpecker, wood pile, wood slide, woods path, woods racket, woods road, woods rope, woods town, woods work, woods worker * after juniper, top_mast_ is underlined, and s/c written in pen
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