13th May 1942

Air raid alarm this morning, the first that the town has heard for just a month.  Nothing appeared.

Tonight I suddenly decided to drive Robin out to Lawford.  He went well, only turning round there three times on meeting buses.  Fortunately there was nothing behind me.  He was also rather awkward about crossing Hythe Bridge and the railway.   I got to Birchett’s Wood in 50 minutes from Hythe Church, and called for some potatoes for Rose.  Mrs. Parrington seemed very pleased to see him, and admired him.  I stabled him in the cowshed.
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Mattias said...

"He went well" is starting to become automatic speech for young sir Rudsdale. Just look at https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3A+http%3A%2F%2Fwwar2homefront.blogspot.com+%22he+went+well%22

13 May 2012 at 08:23
E J Rudsdale said...

Yes, you are quite right! And whilst EJR is relying on horse drawn transport at present, I have a feeling there may be more to come! CP

13 May 2012 at 22:56

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