Field notes, v578
Page 211
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anda, D. 1983 Journal 15 Nov. cleared of all vegetation so as to look like just after the eruption of the volcano south of the city. This cleared area is circled by large concrete entrances. A very beautiful place, one of solitude. We then returned to the lab where Patty was down the geodes collection in the manual room. A grad student who has been studying in Michigan showed me these specimens - Victor Sanchez-Dorfer. We stopped in to visit Hugh Drummond, a friend of Harry Breano's, but he wasn't in. We said goodbye to Dr. Cesare and were down to the Metro by Franco. The metro is only 1 year! A very good way to travel in the city - clean, fast, and well marked. Franco is interested in coming to Berkeley to study, and we talked to him about that. We got off downtown. The Metro station was very crowded, and as the people rushed into our car, we had to fight our way out. Patty was swept down into the car and had to pull herself out. We rode a map after the long day. We eat dinner and returned to the hotel to write.