Harry Redgen's experience in Burma 1914-1916, item 163

• December 8, 2016 21:29:29 Sue Bryant

  to discribe the smell that comes from

  them all day long it is to be thanked

  that there are such things as cigarettes to

  keep the stench away. Under neath the

  Bungalows ( which are about 6 feet from

  the ground) is stabled a whole squadron

  of mules so it can easily be guarded what

  it is like for those living above them

  but any way that did not stop us

  from sleeping sound when we

  got a chance to lie down even if

  it was only on the floor.
  

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  November 5th 1915
  

  Plot night what a night this will

  be in England wish I was there

  just to let of a few crackers &

  just to get into a row for making

  a row ( Love to be in trouble)

  I expect that is why I  came to Burma as 

  never seems to be out if it some how but
  

• December 8, 2016 10:52:00 Jake Warren

  to discribe the smell that comes from
  

  them all day long it is to be thauhed
  

  that there are such things as legaultes to
  

  keep the stench away. make reach the
  

  Bungalows ( which are about 6 feet from
  

  the ground) is stalled a whole squadron
  

  of mules as it can easily be guarded what
  

  it is like for those lieing above them
  

  but any way that did not stop us
  

  from sleeping sound when we
  

  got a chance to lie down even if
  

  it was only on the floor.
  

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  November 5th 1915
  

  Plot night what a night this will
  

  be in England mist I was there
  

  just to let of a few craches &
  

  just to get into a row for marching
  

  a row ( Love to be in trouble)
  

  I expect that is why I  came to Burma of
  

  newer seems to lie out if it some how... but ...
  

  
  

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