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August
and we and also the patients got pretty well wet through
Aug Thursday 17th
Unloading & bearing among the patients who had just arrived who should I meet but a friend from Daylesford J Freeman (who since died) he though a walking case was wounded in the head. I had a long talk to him & he was quite pleased to meet one he knew. I also met another I knew on the Demothenes.
In the evening I went into the village to see what was to be seen & as usual with all these villages it was full of soldiers who were billeted there. There seem to be no shops nor estaminets & the villagers real peasentry. The rail Station yard is stacked with ammunition & shells from 15 in down. The lorries load them and take them up to the artillary, it is a great sight to see them.
Friday Aug 18th
Still on same duties, and there are a great number of casualties still comming in who were in the