Letter · 29 May 1916 · Flanders Fields, Belgium
Little need to worry
Extracts from this letter
"Dear Mother and Dad, Have an hour or so to spare so am spending the time writing letters. I am ashamed to say I have been getting very careless with my correspondence lately - cannot seem to settle down to it."
"We have to 'stand to' in readiness for action at short intervals and it interferes with our sleep so I usually try to get a couple or three hours in during the day."
"We have not been doing a great deal of shooting since we came here only enough to let them know that we are still active."
"On the whole things have been very quiet in this part of the firing line. Most of their shells pass right over our heads. Comparatively speaking only a few have landed close to us so you see there is very little need for you to worry."
