The Log of Hma R34 Journey to America And Back
The Log of Hma R34 Journey to America And Back
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Atmospherics very severe on W. T. , but Powell and Edwards succeed in keeping watch notwith- standing.
3. 45 a. M. From Barrington Passage : " I have 700 words weather for you. Can I carry on or send it at intervals? " Reply from R 34 : " Go right ahead. " 5. 58 a. M. From Canso : " Your bearing 81 E. Of us. Handley-Page aeroplane has crashed. " We ask anxiously if any one is hurt, and are much relieved at getting a reassuring reply.
72 THE LOG OF H. M. A. R 34 6 a. M. Came down to 600-foot lev...el to dodge wind.
7. 10 a. M. Crossed coast of Nova Scotia at Goose Island with a view to crossing the mainland into the Bay of Fundy, where we hope to find less wind. Miles and miles of endless forest. Here and there a clearing with a hut or two, some cattle, and an acre or so of cultivated ground. Any number of small rivers and lakes inhabitants always seem to settle near the rivers. Marguerite daisies very pretty on all cleared ground.
Put the wind up a big brown eagle. The few people we see look up at us, but make no sign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Atmospherics very severe on W. T. , but Powell and Edwards succeed in keeping watch notwith- standing.
3. 45 a. M. From Barrington Passage : " I have 700 words weather for you. Can I carry on or send it at intervals? " Reply from R 34 : " Go right ahead. " 5. 58 a. M. From Canso : " Your bearing 81 E. Of us. Handley-Page aeroplane has crashed. " We ask anxiously if any one is hurt, and are much relieved at getting a reassuring reply.
72 THE LOG OF H. M. A. R 34 6 a. M. Came down to 600-foot lev...el to dodge wind.
7. 10 a. M. Crossed coast of Nova Scotia at Goose Island with a view to crossing the mainland into the Bay of Fundy, where we hope to find less wind. Miles and miles of endless forest. Here and there a clearing with a hut or two, some cattle, and an acre or so of cultivated ground. Any number of small rivers and lakes inhabitants always seem to settle near the rivers. Marguerite daisies very pretty on all cleared ground.
Put the wind up a big brown eagle. The few people we see look up at us, but make no sign.
What to read after The Log of Hma R34 Journey to America And Back?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maitland, Edward, 1824-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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