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#1 roll Brownsville A 1/2 [[?]] [[marginal note]][[underlined]]Mar.30 1941[[/underlined]][[/marginal note]] #5 & 6 Clouds respect. f16;f11, 1/50 First 4 on ground at Brownsville airport = f cu. 9 1/50 Tampico [[left curly bracket]]F8 1/50 Very hot & warm. # 6, 7 or 8 #9 F8 1/50 #11 ditto F12 1/100 across top of clouds ears popping all the while [[strikethrough]]14,000 up[[/strikethrough]]! This height was at 2.46p.m. #12 = F 11 1/100? Mts in clouds in distance Mex. plateau land high & dry Air bumpy [[wavy line halfway across page]] [[underlined]]Insert from [[strikethrough]]pre[[/strikethrough]]next page [[/underlined]] [[marginal note]]Met D. F. = #13[[/marginal note]] Two pictures ^[[#14 +15]] of irrigated land after leaving airport Mex. D. F. F8 1/50 looking down on ground hazy but did not use filter as on most others Snow capped Mt to left on Southward journey Mts F8 1/100 [[wavy line across page]] Through passengers should pass thru sep. wicket to save time. Would help picture taking and resturant business too. [[wavy line across page]] 2.45 14,000 feet up; and I believe I felt it cold too in plaes had to shut off air vents; erodeded hills in valleys; much weathered craters Lower ones cultivated on inside as well as outside slopes; I thought I got a bit dizzy, a wee bit [[end page]]