Item 05: M.C. Evans war diary, 16 June-8 November 1917 - Page 74
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[Page 74]
to be improving -
For the rest, nothing happens We are stoking the horses up in fine style now they get five feeds a day & we almost live on the horselines
[check here] a bagfeed at 6.30,
water & feed at 8.30
water & feed at 12.00
water & feed at 4.00
[check here] and a feed of "drees", which is a sort of dried compressed lucerne at 8.00.
I think Charlie Cox - the Brigadier expects the horses to put on condition in a fortnight. What they really want is a complete rest
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