17 Feb 1917 I wonder if you are wearing some shamrock

16 March 1917 - We were in the gas chambers

15 Mar 1917 The war will be over before I get there

14 Mar 1917 He will be quite a man when I come home

13 Mar 1917 Your ever loving husband Dick

12 March 1917 He 'as had a brother killed

11 March 1917 We went over to the Y

19 Mar 1917 What did you make out of the Patriotic?

I believe this letter is dated wrongly in 1916 instead of 1917. Mental lapse??

8 Mar 1917 Fight or skulk

7 Mar 1917 - Bitterly cold today

6 Mar 1917 This afternoon we were digging trenches

5 Mar 1917 - the woman left behind

4 March 1917 I have not been to church this morning

3 Feb 1917- Mamma why don't you wear short dresses?

Someone less impressed with Bramshott Camp than Dick

21 March 1917 Sweets, treats and smokes

1 March 1917 - We are in a different camp now - Bramshott

28-29 Feb 1917 - No letter

27 Feb 1917 I have got pretty well all packed up

26 Feb 1917 Went down to Hythe with George

Two frequently visited Hythe locations visited by Canadians on their walks down to Hythe, the Red Lion (above) and The Fountain (below)  Thanks to Marian Rashleigh of Plymouth England for the photos.