Item 02: William Pearson diary, 17 November 1916-31 December 1917 - Page 45
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[Page 41]
VISIT TO FLEURBAIX
Friday 2/3/17
Major ill. Capt Vickers is now a Major.
Saturday 3/3/17
Recd a good bunch of more letters. At night to Erquinghem for a walk.
Sunday 4/3/17
Very busy during the morning and after dinner three of us walked thro Erquinghem Bac St Maur on to Fleurbaix. The place was very much broken up – a Church in part being almost demolished by bombardment. There was plenty of evidence of street fighting there as a large number of houses were barbed-up and loop holes thro the wall told a story without words. We returned via Bois Grenier and had tea in Erquinghem. Band & Church Parade in Baths area.
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