Postcard from Le Trayas

Postcard from Le Trayas

Postcard to Mrs VJ Hay from her husband. He writes about the weather and of having been out in a boat off the coast.

1946-01-20

One colour postcard

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606 LE TRAYAS – Vue Generale sur l’Esquillon, Miramar et la Baie de la Figairette. RM
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[underlined] On Active Service [/underlined]
Mrs. J. V. Hay
Cormisk
Cookham
Berks
[underlined] England [/underlined]
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[underlined] 20th Jan. [/underlined] Came along this road on way down. Did’nt [sic] write yesterday as no post out till tomorrow morning, Mon., when shall be on way back. Dirty weather yesterday, but lovely today with light breeze, & just had best sail I’ve ever had down here in a real boat! 22 ft. with a 30 ft. mast, & she could move. We went right out beyond the islands off coast here, where we found a wind. Weather will break again tomorrow if I know it. Been having fresh news – may not shut shop after all. Writing more fully tomorrow.
Love, Hubby