Item 04: Richard Blundell diary, 1 January-31 December 1918 - Page 65
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[Page 65]
JUNE 1918
20 THUR
Fine day. rain at night Amm: going up. Very quiet. Sgt. Savage went to Workshop.
Writing at night Quiet. raining. Q.M.S. Vicars joined Bty.
21 FRI
Fine day cool. Amm: going up. Posted letters to Amy. May. Else P. Alf Lx. Amy.Mc. Rec. letter from Celie.
Very quiet day & night. Troops going by rail from Hondeghem.
22 SAT
Fine day. Blowing hard & cool. Very quiet. Rec. two letters from Julie sent them to Bty for translation
Fixed up byke. Rec. letters from Else P. Gladys C. Writing at night. Veryquiet day & night.
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