Item 01: Harold Copley war diary, 9 October 1915-1 July 1917 - Page 101
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[Page 101]
Monday 9th
There is no rest for the wicked they have got us out rifle exercises again
Tuesday 10th
More rifle drill today
Wednesday 11th
Left Longpre at 10 am today arrive Estaires at 11pm we stopped at this town a couple of day on our way to Armenteres
Thursday 12th
Had a look round the town & went for a bath we got a French women to cook us a good tea this evenening.
Friday 13th
Left Estaires this morning & marched through & took over the trenches in daylight so it must be a pretty quite spot. It seems as if they don't intend to give us any spell till the war is over as it is only 9 days since we left the Somme
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