Harry Redgen's experience in Burma 1914-1916, item 168

• December 8, 2016 21:55:48 Sue Bryant

  ordinary Sir for Geese. It is natural for Geese

  to be dirty, it helps in the Fattening Sir.
  

  Colonel- Never mind that, I must have them kept

  clean, you must appoint one man each

  day to give the Geese a bath!
  

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  Just fancy giving the Geese a bathing parade
  

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  December 13th 1915
  

  To day we are very busy once more preparing

  for our journey back again to Maymyo. We

  leave Mandalay to morrow bx the 1-40 train

  of course we are having the usual bustle

  which we always have when we get notice

  for a move.
  

  
  

• December 8, 2016 11:57:47 Jake Warren

  ordinary sir for Geese. Sir natural for Geese
  

  to be dirty, it will help in the fattening sir.
  

  Colonel- Never mind that, I must have them
  

  clean, you must appoint one man each
  

  day to give the Geese a bath!
  

  --------------------------
  

  Just fancy giving the Geese a bathing parade
  

  -----------------------------------
  

  December 13th 1915
  

  To day we are very busy once more preparing
  

  for our journey back again to Maymyo. We
  

  leave Mandalay to morrow bx the 1-40 train
  

  of course we are having the usual bustle
  

  which we always have when we get notice
  

  for a move.
  

  
  

  
  

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