Brown diary, 1916-1917 / Allan Dunn Brown - Page 134
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[Page 134]
the worst part of it had to be contested.
After leaving Cape Toun we headed for Fremantle, which took about 15 days to get there, and I besides others thought it was going to take a year as our eyes were aching to get a glimpse of our sunny shores, anyway in due time we arrived there.
I may mention we had the misfortune to have to bury a chap just after leaving the Cape, but I suppose it had to be.
There was another occurance that happened, and which it is not often witnessed at sea anyway and that was a snow storm.
We were out about a week
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