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Wednesday 3rd – The wind fell of this morning
freshened up and fell off again in the evening
our longitude will be about 120° still shrouded
in the mist, wind from the port quarter.
STANDARDISED
Wednesday 3rd
The wind fell off this morning, freshened up and fell off again in the evening. Our longitude will be about 120°. Still shrouded in the mist, wind from the port quarter.
HENRY SCHOFIELD DIARY
Feb 3rd wet
Got water biscuit coffee flour cheese. Grinding coffee. Made a loaf, spice pudding. For dinner, boulli. Reading [?] book to Earnshaws. 8 Knots per hour 120 deg Long. Made a loaf at night, got spice loaf off Earnshaws.
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Sea fog, photo by Wesley Tingey [Unsplash]
