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P. PEARSON
1952
SE of town. Drone back into the tola and camped near the
rests.
April 3 Shot the 2 birds on the nest last night, plus 3 others.
Dissected etc until noon, then drove as far as Denetua
for the night. Hail storm about 7. Saw an ant at
km 104, [illegible] 14,300ft, in early afternoon. There is
some cultivation of what looked like a kind of potato
around Pogo Salacocha, 13,700 ft.
April 4 Visited Duffie in Juliaca, then drove to Puno
April 5 Shopping in Puno, then camped between Puno + Juli.
Harvest time along the lake: grain, quinoa, potatoes. Rain
after supper.
April 6 Juli to Hacienda Locolaco. The quinoa in the Juli-
Potato region almost all harvested but much still standing
between Puno and Ancoillani. The little bow plant with
sorel-like leaves is now - quite colorful when nearly ripe.
Morning cloudy early, then scattered clouds. Afternoon mostly
clear. Some rain in morning. Road from Puno to Pichupichuni
marvellable - complete with stone km. markers. Muddy, rocky,
and grass-grown. Soot two pampas at Pichupichuni.
Camped at one of these after meeting the Yugoslav at Locolaco.
He did not distinguish between two + guinea pigs, and
had 3 trains with pickles dig out a guinea pig form.
April 7 Morning clear, scattered clouds in p.m.
TIME TEMP HUMID.
6 am 25°
6:30 25 62%
7:30 37 70
8:15 38 57
9:30 46 46
10:30 53 30
11:30 59 16
12:30 61 25 (scattered clouds)
2:00 pm - 57°
3 58 25 "
4 58 25 "
5 53 33 "
6 44 47
7 44 34 clear
8 43 33 (feeling clouds)
(scattered clouds)