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Dug out & as we were at lunch Fritz began shelling us. He sent over quite a few. It gives one a queer sensation at first when shells fall near one, but the feeling is "stay still & hope they will go anywhere else". I went along nearly all our Front line yesterday. It is in a terrible condition in some places. It is just churned up with shell fire, wet & cold.
Got back about dark very tired.
Thursday 7th
Visited Hospital this morning, also looked out place for service. Raining slightly, cold.
Friday 8th
Visited the Trenches today, had lunch with Capt. Connell. A heavy bombardment began at 1.30 & continued till about dark. Great shells went screaming overhead & burst with a dull thud in the enemy's trenches.
Mills looked in after Tea.