Item 03: Cameron Robertson war diary, 29 December 1916-3 February 1919 - Page 97
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[Page 97]
to reach the deck. I was so exhausted. Anyhow it was worth the strain for the swim was very refreshing. There has been no word of moving yet- the maybe, we shall move tomorrow.
9th Weighed anchor and left Taranto at 9.30am .The sea id very calm and if we do not encounter any tin fish we should have a good trip.
10th The food is still very bad and I'll be mighty glad when we get to some place where we can get a decent feed.
12th Arrived Port Said 6pm and anchored inside the breakwater.
13th After lolling about
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