Item 15: Archie Barwick diary, 1 October-14 December 1918 - Page 61
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have said before, the reasons I am keeping on the straight track is on account of a girl who lives many miles from this country.
I think I am about the only financial member of our hut the rest are totally broke, but thanks to Mr. Duke I am well cashed up.
4th. This morning turned out gloriously but at 12 oclock up came the rain it looked as if it had set in but luckily about 2 oclock it cleared up nicely & I went down to the Tram terminus to meet Miss Nissen who was coming out. We went for a stroll down towards Tamerton Foliote. This is out in the country & it is a very nice little walk. I took my camera out & got a few snaps. We came back to town again about 6 oclock & went into Genoles a high class restaurant for dinner. We had olives, soup, fish, pheasant, tart & custard, cheese bread & butter port wine & coffee, cost was just on £1. I suppose lots of people will say how extravagant