of a juniper. The other shows the persistent fishermen of Profondeville. The are shut out now by the ice + rapidly falling river but until that happened they were there every day + all day long whatever the weather. In this picture the last building on the right is our office.

I also enclose a photo of our boar hunting party + the big boar. There are boars about here but we have not seen them. In fact in all my walks I have only seen a few partridges and a pine marten though there are plenty of tracks of deer + rabbits. The people here are friendly + treat us well. Consequently we have no difficulty with the men.

When I get to England I will write again to give you some idea of when to expect me + I will telegraph from Winnipeg if possible.

Much love to Mother and all at home.

Your affectionate brother

Arthur D. Crease