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Top left - boy in school uniform standing on path outside a house. On the reverse 'Lewis and 54 Wulfric road'.
Left middle - three-quarter length image of a man and woman with wooden fence and hedge in the background. On the reverse 'Mr and Mrs…

Letters to Mair and his parents, plus an explanation about why he signed letter Dick Morris.

He reports he has received a letter from her. He looks forward to spending time with her when he returns.

He has moved camps and has met a Welsh man from Aberystwyth

They have become friends again.

He has now received mail from Mair. He is singing in a Welsh choir.

He has had no recent letters and asks her for more photos.

He hasn't had a letter from her for over four months. Mair has visited his home and was seen by his family, who approve.

He repeats his request for a photo. He has been studying agriculture. He sends his best wishes to her family and love to Mair.

He thanks he for a letter received. He asks her to fatten up a duck for Christmas dinner. He has been playing a lot of sport. He sends his love.

He apologises for not writing more and asks for a photograph.

He thanks he for her photo. He has been boxing and wrestling. He talks about domestic issues.

He writes affectionately to Mair but says he is a prisoner till the end of the war.