Item 03: Thomas Goodwin war diary, 25 November 1916-19 July 1917 - Page 84
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[Page 84]
handed over to the 46th Bty.
6-3-1917
Moving off tomorrow 8 a.m. Pulling guns out at midnight. Things very quiet. Snow all melted, very muddy.
7-3-1917
Left Bottom Wood at 10 a.m. Arrived at Behencourt at 4-30 p.m. Second time in this village, very cold.
8-3-1917
Snowing this morning. Very cold. Great stir up, the C.R.A. in camp. I am kicked out of shop. Likely to be here some time. 3rd Bty. gone to school. ½ an orange per man issued in lieu of jam.
9-3-1917
Snowing, and raining all day. Shod 10 horses. The billet where we are was built in 1713. Staying here 15 days, going to do Battery manoeuvre.
10-3-1917
Wet and miserable. Nothing doing.
11-3-1917
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