Item 02: Peter Turnbull diary, 1 January-31 December 1917: No. 296
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[Page 296]
[October 13]
Had a long lie in our good billets, it is both sunshine & rain this morning. I washed my shirt because the sun was shinning & when I finished it started to rain. I took it over to a friend in the Church Army hut & got it dried there. These old barracks have been lovely buildings. Ypres is a little more knocked about than it was when I visited it over a year ago.
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