1941 Wm.J.Richardson General Account Aboard the Velox III The catch was good and needless to say interesting to me, for it is the first type of word in new (Something is wrong with nature but I hope you get the idea). The evening we anchored off San Diego. While that I might got some cold swimming suits. That a chore. Feb. 23 Weighed anchor about 5:30 this morning and by 10:30 had reached Ensenada. After a long night (12+) the Mexican official came aboard gave me the necessary clearance papers. After lunch several of us went ashore in the rain. We followed Mrs. Hancock in and out of the cur store along the length of main street. It is a quaint touristy looking little settlement with little or real interest. It has however a very attractive setting with a wide bay and high mountains in the background. After several dredgings entered the harbor we turned the mops of the boat southward toward Adaro Island. Feb 24 Continued our way toward Adaro. I stood watch this morning from 4 to 6. We had just