Fine morning, nice breeze blowing & not too warm. I go for a stroll in the afternoon to Labouverie, very nice walk. Get back in the evening, have a quiet drink with Bert & turn in.

Fine morning but cloudy. Fairly quiet all day, not much doing.

Wet day & cold, what a change from the preceeding days, It rains most of the day & is very miserable. Finer at night but still very dull & none too warm.

Another lovely day, but very strong wind. What a pity to be out here. Fairly quiet, aeroplanes have had wind to contend with but still carry on. Bert comes in the evening & has supper with me, very pleasant time.

Fine day again, but not quite so hot, more breeze. Fairly quiet day, also quiet at night. Bert gives me another look up. I invite him to supper tomorrow if possible.

Fine day again very hot. Fairly quiet all round. I get a letter from Lt Col Bowly. Tres Bien & write to Maj Harwood. Fritz busy at night.

Fine day, very hot again. Aircraft active. Heavy bombardment in the morning but nothing happens. Fritz active at night. Have a bottle of champagne in the afternoon & feel a bit sick. Card from Dan & a visit from Bert.

Fine morning very warm. Hostile aircraft very active & much gunning. Bttn prepare to go into the line. Have to take G’coats [Greatcoats], rotten shame, all the winter without, now it’s summer they have to be carried.

Fine day again & still very warm. Aircraft very active. Bttn visited by the Corps Cmdr [Commander] who presents medals. Aircraft again active at night.

Fine day, very warm. I go up to the Bttn & finish fumigation & bathing. Bon Sante at night. Aircraft active one bomb very close here.