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As the grain of sand is to the bidarka, as the bidarka is to the schooner, so the schooner is to the steamer.
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There is every chance that he left the bidarka somewhere in the creek.
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Across the hollow tendrils the old chief guided the bidarka silently, in a zigzag course.
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They hurried the bidarka across the sea-wall to the open water of the bay.
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There be room in his bidarka for two, and he would that thou camest with him.
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Two of the men hoisted the bidarka on their shoulders and carried it up to the fire.
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The third, called a kayak, differs from the bidarka only in being longer and having two or three holes.
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As she pulled the bidarka up on the other shore she instructed the children to remain in the boat till she returned.
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They sit in small hatch with apron all around their bodies, and the bidarka goes over the roughest sea and floats like a bladder.
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Egegik is at (58.219292, -157.357989) on the eastern shores of both Bristol Bay and, more locally, of Egegik Bay. The village is on a high bluff along the southern shore of the Egegik River at the upper extent of Egegik Bay. Dwellings of indigenous people on left and a bidarka (skin-overed kayak) on a rack to the right in Egegik, According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has an area of , of which, is land and (75.54%) is water.
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Although Pablow refused to attempt to cross the strait, he supplied the ravenous men with provisions. The group did not leave Pablow’s camp until 7 February 1910 because of intense storms. Albert Bailey and Otto Nelson then led the way to Kaguak on foot while Swanson, Peterson, Bourne, and Weiding followed in a bidarka – a type of skin-covered kayak – because they had lost their ability to walk. The men found an old skiff at Kaguak, dug it out of the snow, and – except for Bourne, was forced to stay with the natives at Kaguak because of physical disability – began making their way across the strait to Kafliar Bay on 12 February 1910.
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