A.C. ZIMMER 1958 JOURNAL Jan 30 (cont.) 7 M.I. E (BY ROAD) MEXICO Hot Springs, Pecos Co. Texas. SEEMING TO BE COTTON FIELD(?) AND PERHAPS SOME SUGAR BEETS. A LOT OF FARMY, GOOD GRASSING LOCALITIES SEEN ALONG THIS ROUTE - LAND BEING FARMS OR FENCED FOR SHEEP OR CATTLE OWN THE WAY TO SAID 20+ MILES WEST OF PANCHO PARS. We camped after dark almost FOW MILES TO WOE PARS & SET YARD, 58,108 ROAD, 12 M. SE (BY ROAD) PRICINES, San Benito Co., Calif. Jan 31. IN 40 MUS, SPRE'S X-4 RAY PADS SET ON CLEANWET + ROCKY GROUND AMONG ARTEMISIA + TREE TOBACCO BUSHES CATCHING 1 WOODRUM, 5 ACANTHUS MANICULATUS + 2 CATHTED, MEADOWS, IN LIVE YEARS SET ON ASHES, DE(2) SIDE OF ROAD AMONG ARTEMISIA ON SIXTEEN SHADE GOT 9 ACANTHUS MANICULATUS + 1 PETHRO. DR QUAY SAT ABOUT 30° LASTEST SMALL SHEW AN LIVE YEARS & GOT 2 DIPO, HEERMAN, 1 P. MANICULATUS + 1 PETHRO. SOME ONES 2 INCHES IN DIA WERE SEEN IN GROUND BUT ONLY 1 WOULD RETIE - MAYBE DIPO HOLES. JUST BESIDE FENCE ALONG HWY SET 5 OR 6 GAHER YEARS & GOT 3 THOROMYS TUNNERS SHOWED LITTLE GREEN DIET ALSO BUT THIS MAY HAVE BEEN THE EFFECT OF RECENT RAINS PICKING DOWN ANY GREEN DIET. TUNNERS WHEN YOU INTO WERE BIG ENOUGH TO ADMIT A MAN'S ARM - THICK TREES