Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 40
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<p>[Page 40]</p><p>Sunday, 13 May 1917<br />Meeting with rough seas approaching the Bight. Were joined by 4 more transports this morning. Can see Mr Pearson's boat the one Leonard is on.</p><p>Monday, 14 May 1917<br />Today is the roughest yet. Seas breaking right over the bows and sweeping the decks. Have been put on guard. The weather is bitterly cold. It is said we are in the Bight. The convoy consists of Ulysses, Marathon, Port Sydney, Pakeha, Tofua, Therakina, Ascanius, Shropshire & 6 others.</p>
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