Journal, v4151
Page 569
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W.B. Richardson 1941 9 General Account Aboard the Eplerus III current of the wet slope on a two medled/small cord variety. (Botanical specimen saved.) At the head of the canyon which begins near the light line is a large mine. It is now abandoned some 20 to 40 years but at one time it was a big enterprise. Most of its hill slopes are lunary combes with shafts & drifts. Water which is soon to be found in most of the canyons in good quantity draining and liming. It was a long ride for a saddle but it was good fun and we did certainly see the country. I am tired that nevertheless I have to stand watch on the bridge from 12 to 2:00 good night. Incidentally we weighed anchor about 4:30 and we now headed for San Diego. March 17 Today, that is this morning and early afternoon was spent steaming toward San Diego. We arrived there about 2:00. After a long weight for customs officials we went ashore. I headed for a palm boat. Tally with Marjorie to find out that all was well. Job at Modern Co. her fellow through Elizabeth and Quentin and came down