Part 01: Rupert Nixon letters, 28 November 1914-2 October 1917 - Page 116
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[Page 116]
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seem to be in a bad mood today.
There were fully forty of us & about 100 people & nearly all of the girls had an autograph book & after putting something in each one we had done a fair day's work.
We played all kinds of games & generally had a snifter day getting back to camp at 10.15 at night & I am sorry I am going back to Harefield as I have met such a lot of nice people. There are some English officers here & they try & tread on us but somehow it wont act & all leave has been stopped but at present the camp is almost deserted. The crowd are in town having a good time & there will be fewer still later on, and there will be something doing tomorrow morning, but what's the odds as long as we get a good time.
We This camp is going to be moved to a place called Weybridge which is eighteen miles from London, & that will be alright as this place is too far