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16th July 1941
ARRIVED HALIFAX
We anchored off by the Camperdown Radio station at about 10 o’clock this morning, to allow a convoy to come out of the harbour, and form up. It seemed to be a fairly large convoy, and as the fog was still down, the mourning of their whistles was pretty monotonous.
We moved further into the harbour at about 5pm, and passed several large one time passenger boats, including Grandpa’s.
There are still quite a few ships here, so convoy should not be long.