Alaska field notes, v1300
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675 Charlotte, Humboldt Co., Calif. May 17, 1933 This night we bunked at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Wilder, 1 mile north East of Charlotte. Very hospitable people; Fed Behle & I a piece of squash pie apric when we arrived. Dr. William A. Behle & I left MVZ at 5:75 this morning and Drove the 240 miles to Wilder's place along the Redwood highway thru intermittent rain squalls. Dr. Brimell took W.P. train from Port. S.F. to Alton & thence by auto to Wilder's. Mad R. Ford, 2700 ft., above Rath, Trinity Co., Calif. May 18, 1933. Have been traveling all day from Charlotte Southeastward up the San Suzan River & thence to the Mad River. We left the main Red Bluff road at the Mad River & ascended latter just Rath tiny hamlet of Rath to the ford which was too deep to cross so we pitched camp on north east camp side. Roads were wet, muddy, slippery and narrow. Used chains from main