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horse sink up to his chest in the mud. We were between two batterys, one 8 inch & the other 9-2 & they did kick up some row. A cemetary near us was being added to every day & some of the boys were getting knocked up. Scotty & I found time to visit high wood where some of the bloodiest battles took place, hardly an inch of ground was not churned up with the shells, it must have been awful, shell Holes everywhere. Two of our tanks we lying there knocked out so we promptly went inside one & found the Tommies had made a home of it. There were several large crosses to the memories of the units who helped to take the wood & hundreds of little ones all aver the place. We could still see the legs &
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