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to the Peabody Museum in Salem
when we get back. for even now there
are lots of things I can remember &
will want to examine more carefully.
Will you go too?

I'm afraid I shan't be able to
read this letter over so I do hope you
can make it out.

And now to answer some of your
letters. How nice you could call on Zella,
I'm glad she is so happy and all. What
was it her father died of if you haven't
already written.

What fun it must have been seeing
Russ & Kitty again and hearing all
about this trip. I saw in an old magazine
that Dick Knight was married in
New York. We are still mystified
about the Flamingoes. They are a
salmon pink bird with black on the
wing. They breed in great flocks in
Inagua in the Bahamas' and you
are supposed to see them there very
well. but we are sure we read
a long article in a National Geographic
about great flocks of them in
Florida, and also they are used
as motives for Florida advertising.