Reynolds diary, 30 January- 4 November 1915 / Wynfrith Revell Reynolds - Page 102
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[Page 102]
Sun July 25 Mon 26 Tues 27 still much as usual. Am still cooking for our little crowd.
Wed 28th A sharp burst of firing in morning about 4 am. Bugle was blown on Courtenays by our fellows or NZs & loud cheering. Made enemy fire like the deuce for some while. Tues a young fellow, name Reynolds in Morgue shot in heart N.Z. Enemy have a big sort of explosive bomb like cannon ball which they use at times now. Makes hellish explosion Piece of shell fell into our possie in afternoon & tore newspaper on my knee.
Thurs 29th Quiet day. Heard in evening that a Brigde of Ghurkas had landed & possible more on Sunday with Light Horse left to man trenches in support.
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