Item 14: Archie Barwick diary, 20 June-30 September 1918 - Page 46
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The country round here is very pretty & the crops look real well, especially the wheat & oats.
20th. Have been doing nothing all the day, but this afternoon Graham & I walked down to Warminster, on the way down we met Lieut Brownlee & we had a yarn with him, then went on to the town, she is built in a long rambling old fashioned way full of old houses all stone & ivy covered, I never saw so many "Jacks" (M.P.s) before not even in London, this place is full of the wasters, they pulled me up twice once for wearing my hat down & again for having no chin straps needless to say they got very little satisfaction in either cases. I had the luck of the world here actually got 2 films for my Kodak, a thing I could not get for love nor money anywhere else