Letter from Ian Wynn to his wife

Letter from Ian Wynn to his wife

Writes of short leave and train journey.

1943-04-29

One page handwritten l;letter

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Sgts [Sergeants] Mess,
Waltham,
Grimsby
29th April 1943.

My Darling
Many thanks for a rail "48". You will be pleased to hear that I have landed back here OK. I shall use that train again. It is a bit of a bore waiting at M/C, but it is well worth it, to get those few extra hours at Morley. It does not seem to Spoil [sic] a day so much as when I have to leave at 3 [underlined] PM [/underlined].
When I have written this I am going to bed for an hour or two. I have received your card & letters this morning
Ta - Ta for now
All My love
Your Ian

P.S. I came without Berts [sic] address