Item 02: William Burrell diary, 1 May 1917-15 June 1918 - Page 125
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[Page 125]
have been flash in normal times : aeroplanes on the beach interesting : women shrimping in the water & I shouldn't think it would be much of a job in this climate :
Wednesday May 15th
Dunkirk : on duty till 6 am : round to my friends place after tea another air raid : heavy couter barrage : book of views (Aust) & letter to J B J :
Thursday May 16th
Dunkirk : on duty till 6 am : yarn to the little girl in the shop in afternoon : nice stroll to Rosandal after tea & seen the largiest & prettiest pansies I have ever come across : Madam Avery nice & asked us to look all over the large gardens : very nice : three air raid alarms at night :
Friday May 17th
Dunkirk : on duty till 6 am : stroll after tea & had a look round
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