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13th July 1941
SAILED FOR HALIFAX
For the last three days, one of the soldiers and myself, have been skipping at 7 o’clock in the morning and trying to see how long we can keep up. I certainly feel better for it.
This afternoon, several of us went for a little swim, and seeing as the ship is fully loaded, we were all able to dive off the side.
We sailed for Halifax at about 5.15pm.
Visibility is pretty bad. The sea is “eerily” calm!