Item 01: A. R. Compton diary, 17 March 1915 - 17 March 1916 - Page 31
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[Page 31]
was a big swell on also but it made no impression on our boat, she was just like a rock. We entered the Gulf of Suez about 12 Oclock, it was a beautiful sight to see the mountains of North Africa which appeared to be clay, but of course they are of rock. It was beautiful to see them b they are all worked chalterd by the rain.
17.4.15
Sill steaming along the Gulf of Suez this morning early Arrived in Port of Suez 9 Oclock Harbour built of Breakwaters As soon as we landed but we landed in Suez we heard how the Australians had been playing up in Cairo. Which I found
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