Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 78
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<p>[Page 78]</p><p>Saturday, 28 July 1917<br />Little fatigue work in morning. Went, in afternoon to Fighledean [Figheldean] where we saw "The Spreading Chestnut Tree" and Blacksmith shop. Went on to Durrington, had tea there at Y.M.C.A. tent & stayed to an open air concert there. Arrived back at camp at 9.30. Many airplanes flying around today.</p><p>Sunday, 29 July 1917<br />Yesterday met Arthur Long fresh from Egypt where he had met Cuttler. This morning we had church parade and as it rained in afternoon we did not go out. Wrote letters in Y.M. hut and went to bed early.</p>
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