Letter from Herbert Adams to his mother
Title
Letter from Herbert Adams to his mother
Description
Writes of recent good weather, lectures and plans to go swimming. mentions that most of the chaps who came over with him have been split up now into different groups. Catches up with news of friends.
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Date
1944-07-07
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One page handwritten letter
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EAdamsHGAdamsBHB[Mo]440717
Transcription
TO:- MRS B. ADAMS,
“SPRINGFIELD,”
MENDOORAN. N.S.W.
AUSTRALIA.
[date stamp]
Sender’s Name & Address Aus 424504 F/S Adams H.G. AUSPO Kodak House, Kingsway. London.
Mon 17/7/44
[underlined] No 20 [/underlined]
Dear Mum,
Once again there isn’t much to write of but I must keep sending them along We’re in the middle of a real bit of summer for a change. Both yesterday & to-day there’s hardly been a cloud in the sky & it’s quite warm. Most of the waafs [sic] are without their tunics & we take ours off for some of the lectures. I’m thinking of riding down [deleted] [indecipherable letters] [/deleted] to the baths to-night for a swim. It’s only 9 miles. Most of the chaps who’ve been with me since landing here are split up now. Theres [sic] only 5 here now. Quite a lot are in the same group but at different con-units. There [sic] fairly close however & we sometimes meet in town. Bert Howard was over a couple of days ago to see the dentist. He’s had trouble with his wisdom teeth. Took two & 1/2 hours to have one out at Evans Head & they started on the second one about 3 weeks ago but they can’t get it out. He’s having a pretty tough time of it. Reckons every time he goes the dentist manages to make it bleed & that’s all. Have you had any more pet lambs by the time you get this? Cheerio for now. Love to all
Bert XXXX
“SPRINGFIELD,”
MENDOORAN. N.S.W.
AUSTRALIA.
[date stamp]
Sender’s Name & Address Aus 424504 F/S Adams H.G. AUSPO Kodak House, Kingsway. London.
Mon 17/7/44
[underlined] No 20 [/underlined]
Dear Mum,
Once again there isn’t much to write of but I must keep sending them along We’re in the middle of a real bit of summer for a change. Both yesterday & to-day there’s hardly been a cloud in the sky & it’s quite warm. Most of the waafs [sic] are without their tunics & we take ours off for some of the lectures. I’m thinking of riding down [deleted] [indecipherable letters] [/deleted] to the baths to-night for a swim. It’s only 9 miles. Most of the chaps who’ve been with me since landing here are split up now. Theres [sic] only 5 here now. Quite a lot are in the same group but at different con-units. There [sic] fairly close however & we sometimes meet in town. Bert Howard was over a couple of days ago to see the dentist. He’s had trouble with his wisdom teeth. Took two & 1/2 hours to have one out at Evans Head & they started on the second one about 3 weeks ago but they can’t get it out. He’s having a pretty tough time of it. Reckons every time he goes the dentist manages to make it bleed & that’s all. Have you had any more pet lambs by the time you get this? Cheerio for now. Love to all
Bert XXXX
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H G Adams, “Letter from Herbert Adams to his mother,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed July 26, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/27284.
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