Sullivan letter diary, 27 October 1915-9 October 1917 / Eugene Sullivan - Page 121
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[Page 121]
and we were all pretty footsore and weary by the time we reached it.
The Infantry are quite used to these marches but this is the first one in which the A.M.C. Detail have been obliged to participate. I enjoyed it immensely and hope we have more of them.
I bought "Uncle Silas" a book mother advised me to read and I enjoyed it very much.
I trust you are receiving the photos I am sending. I have posted in all three large bundles, one including negatives. I will be able to send you some more soon including a number taken on our route march. I have not discovered Sterling's whereabouts. He might be camped near here without my knowing. I wrote a note to Mrs. Sharpe for his address but have not received any reply. Have you Mrs. Sharpe's address. I send my letter to Ashfield, 29 Palace St., but they vacated that house before I left Australia.
I intended to number my letters consecutively, but have forgotten what the last number was, so I am numbering "6" on speck. I think it is about right.
With best love to all
Your loving Son
Eugene.