  "Salisbury, England, 29 October 1916 Dear Andy, Just a P.C. to say have arrived safely here. We arrived at Plymouth on the 24 of Oct. and are in camp on Salisbury Plain. This is not up to much of a camp it is not as good at Trentham. It is a bit cold here now but I have plenty of blankets and am never cold at night. I don't think it will be long untill we go to the Front the Fifteenths were gone before we got here. I haven't got much to write about. Remember me to Mrs Scriminger and May. I remain yours sincerely H Maxwell"   "Remember me in the morning, remember me at night, remember me when reading this, and don't forget to write"   "Dear brother Hoping you are keeping well I send you this P.C. it is a little remembrance from home hoping to hear from you soon again xxxx Mother is just keeping middlen this winter but as the good weather is coming ......... Kind love from all. Your sister Aggie goodby and God Bless you. xxx ......." |
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