El Salvador field notes, v4515
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27 At 3.30 we pulled out for Puerto Angel. The sea was calm and a good land breeze prevailed. There was little tendency towards a thunder shower today. July 2. Thu. Arrived at Puerto Angel about noon but did not go ashore. There are only a few houses there and no port at all, simply an open cove on a rocky headland. The coast all along is rough and rocky. We left the port about four after noon having loaded a small amount of baggage. A few Petrels followed the ship even close to land. A few frigate and boobies are the only other birds. July 3. Fri. Hauled to outside of Salina Cruz in the night and waited for the tide and Pilot to take us in. The harbor is entirely