Darwin, C. R. Geological diary: (Falkland Islands, in comparison with Henslow's account of Anglesea). [nd] CUL-DAR33.217-222 Edited by John van Wyhe (<em>Darwin Online</em>, http://darwin-online.org.uk/)

B' = 29.622

B = 30.554

RECORD: Darwin, C. R. 9.5.[1834] Geological diary: Cabin Barometer / My own / Diff[erence] (calculations). CUL-DAR34.101-102. Edited by John van Wyhe (Darwin Online, http://darwin-online.org.uk/)

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[101]

[further barometric calculations]

Corrections of [illeg] has added 16 feet from tide and inequality of f. ground. the height may be called 840 feet —

Lions Mount St. Cruz

May 9th. —

[101v]

[further barometric calculations]

=355.7 feet.

Height of plain above ship measured just beyond edge of cliff. — May 9th. —

[102]

[further barometric calculations]

= 108.3 feet

Diff in hight of plain : foot of inland cliffs ∴ expressing inclination of old sea in about 7 miles distance

last mile at a z/z much most inclined: May 9th. Near Ship

[102v]

[further barometric calculations]

May St Cruz

Line of apparent cliff

[further barometric calculations] May 9

Lions Mount

Diff between edge of cliffs & Lion Mount

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