We left at 11.15 A.M. in order to catch slack water at the Hole-in- the-wall, but when we were a short distance inside Okisollo Channel I saw someone signalling to us from the shore, and going up to them I found two of our friends from the B.C. Forester who had been timber cruising, and they had got down to the bottom of a steep bluff and could not get any further. We took them on board and went on about half a mile to the next bay where the B.C. Forester was made fast to the boom at a camp. The B.C. Forester went on to Klein’s camp about a mile further on and we soon joined her, as the Kleins were hauling logs with the cat and a bummer. | took some movies of this job. (August 27, 1938 (p.73)

Returning to Forward Harbour, we anchored at the head of the harbour, On landing near the old house site near Worly Stream we very soon found the flat boulder covered with petroglyphs which Mac and Percy had told us about. It is a very fine ex-ample of the incised art, and is comparable to the petroglyphs at Nanaimo, though there are not as many figures. It is on gran- ite and looks very old. After lunch we rowed to another old house site at the opposite side of the harbour. We examined a cut in the midden about ten feet deep, where logs had been hauled out. It looked like an archaeologist’s paradise but we found nothing. The wind died down at dusk, for which God be praised.(p.97)