Letter to Mr and Mrs Brown.

Letter to Mr and Mrs Brown.

Letter from Donald to his Mum and Dad to let them know that he had arrived at Dalcross safely. Comments that it took them 16 hours travelling all the time, no habitation visible from the camp and that he expects to be worked hard.
Letter written from Dalcross, date not known.

One page handwritten letter.

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1576940. [underlined] L.A.C. [/underlined] BROWN. D.A.
COURSE 28, Squad A.
HUT. 88-1.
DALCROSS, EAST,
INVERNESS
SCOTLAND.

SAT.

Dear Mum & Dad,

Just a few lines to let you know I have arrived safely. It took us from 6.30 in the morning until 10.30 last night to get here and we were travelling all the time. There is some marvellous country up here but from what I can see from the camp there is no sign of any living creature for miles around. Hoping you are all well I will write as soon as I get chance but from what I can gather its all work up here

Cheerio.

Your loving son.

[underlined] Don [/underlined] XXX