Item 03: Norman Thomas Gilroy war diary, 18 May-18 July 1915 - Page 38
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[Page 38]
of quoits, or a stroll on deck fills in time till dinner. On watch from 2pm to 8, between these hours there are two refreshments served. Afternoon tea at 3.30pm and tea at 5.30pm. When relieved at 8pm, have a pace along the deck for some fresh air before turning in at 8.30. During my watch I read continuously, so you see time does not drag, and each hour is provided for. By 9am the sea was very much rougher than it has been for some time, and a strong gale was blowing. The wind whistled through the rigging with a very wailing note. Boisterous weather continued throughout the day.
Saturday 26th June. Sea calm again this morning and the sun shining brightly. Being in the proximity of
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