Captain/Major Harold Ward Correspondence, item 174
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24/5/17
My Own Darling Marion,
I didn't get a chance to write
yesterday as I was out on a joy ride. Hooper
Payne, Badley, Dr, Coulson + I went. I had
breakfast at 5:45 then a run across
county on Sally to catch a motor lorry.
About 40 miles in that & we got to our
destination. We passed through where
we had our first tour in the trenches
when we first came out. The trenches
looked somewhat different all fallen
in & the grass growing quickly has
partly hidden the numerous shell
holes - still the place looks a wilderness.
It was strange to see people working
in the fields - the first cow almost
drew a cheer & altogether the journey
was very interesting. Imagine what
some of us thought when we
saw the first woman (she was very
old) but we passed a pretty
"flapper" a mile farther on. I think
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24/5/17
My Own Darling Marion,
I didn't get a chance to write
yesterday ad I was out on a joy ride. Hooper
Payne, Badley, Dr, Carlson + I went I had
breakfast at 5.45 then a run across
county our Sully to catch a motor
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Havrincourt, Ribecourt-la-Tour,
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Story location Havrincourt, Ribecourt-la-Tour,
- ID
- 5037 / 56544
- Contributor
- Kate Ward
May 24, 1917
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