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1st November 1940
BEEF
The weather has calmed down considerably now, although the “Ethel” is still pitching and rolling badly. We are now just over half way to the Belle Isle Straits, and should be there by about Wednesday. Another ship crossed our bows at about noon today. It was a Blue Funnel boat going south. It seems as if another convoy has come out already. We only did 120 miles today, but we can do more when we like – sometimes! Don’t see much of the old man these days, not that’s any particular hardship of course but still…