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Sunday 4th March, 1917

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To Freeze in early morning then Chugnolles. Lovely hot shower bath in afternoon.

The following additional information is from Martin Farebrother:

Chuignolles, on line back SW towards Wiencourt.

Saturday 3rd March, 1917

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Same again, but did not get back to Froissy until 7.30pm.

Friday 2nd March, 1917

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Same as March 1st

Thursday 1st March, 1917

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Out learning the road again. Another trip to Freeze ?

Wednesday 28th February, 1917

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Same as Feb.27th. Saw one of our observation balloons brought down by German Taube, which in turn was also brought down. The two men reached ground safely in parachutes.

Tuesday 27th February, 1917

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Out learning the road. Went to Freeze [Frise] at 6.00am, got back at 1.45pm. Shunting up to Big Guns – 9.2 – with shells.

The following additional information is from Martin Farebrother:

Frise, on the river Somme, east of Froissy and of Cappy village.

Monday 26th February, 1917

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Route march in morning and afternoon. Heard we are coming off isolation on 27th.

Sunday 25th February, 1917

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Morning off, during which I washed a shirt, pair of pants and towels. In afternoon, walked up line to Prongart ?, learning the road, about 5 miles.

The following additional information is from Martin Farebrother:

Proyart, on the line back SW towards La Flaque and Wiencourt, of French construction.

Saturday 24th February, 1917

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On guard at 5.00 a.m. Off at 6.00 a.m., then had rest of the day off. Turned-in and tried to sleep, but couldn’t owing to so much noise. Had a bath at 7.00 p.m. out in the open air, and it was cold.

Friday 23rd February, 1917

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Rest for day as I was on guard over the coal all night. Commenced guard 5.00 p.m. – finished 7.00 p.m. Started again at 11.00 p.m. and finished at 1.00 a.m.

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