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I have a long walk this evening along with Handcock to Ralestin camp where some Australians from Egypt is camped. It is about 2 miles from Lark Hill Camp. In the distance about 4 miles away was pointed out to me Longfellows "Village blacksmith under the spreading chestnut tree"

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Monday August 7. 1916

A nice day but very cool in the morning. Again staffing today. I finished reading "On and Off the Turf in Australia" by Nat Gould. I also finished reading yesterday "Stonehenge" yesterday and today" by Frank Stevens.

Tuesday Aug 8. 1916

Very cloudy this morning but bright & sunny this afternoon. I was up at the cook house today. It is much shorter hours than stoking the hot water boiler. "A" [Short hand not transcribed]
Wednesday Aug 9. 1916

Very cloudy & misty this morning but hot in the afternoon. I am again cleaning up the cook house & washing tins. I posted [Short hand not transcribed]

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