Item 06: T. Darchy war narrative, 16 June 1917-20 August 1918 - Page 54
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[Page 54]
Went into Harwick a quaint old fashioned place Cycled out for tea again to a very pretty Wood with a lake in it Huns came over in evening but dropped no eggs anyhow there is a dugout behind the house The mosquitoes were very bad in it.
Tuesday 2nd
Caught 10 a m train for Liverpool St Knocked around town untill 6 PM then caught train for Dinton & was in Camp by 9.30 PM after a very pleasant 6 days out of the Army Weather could not have been better or people kinder nothing seems to be a trouble to them
Wednesday 3rd
Medical inspection & all the other little things that happen whenever you leave or return to Camp. Today seemed longer than the last 6 days put together
Thursday 4th
Wet so nothing doing Payed
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