Item 03: Cameron Robertson war diary, 29 December 1916-3 February 1919 - Page 90
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[Page 90]
We were packed into huts and were forced to wait until 8am 5inst for our breakfast which consisted of a very fatty piece of bacon which was found after a very diligent search in the corner of the [indecipherable]-Tea and a small portion of bread and jam (I found the latter) completed our breakfast. After this most sumptuous repast we were allowed to while away the time (inside the camp-no one except officers were allowed to go to Taranto) as best we could. So [indecipherable] Townsend and myself utilised our time looking for eats, but our search was futile so we had to wait perforce till 5.30pm when tea should
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