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| − | Mch - but just bought by Hon. Montague Eliot brother of Lt St Germains who is planning renovation. No trace of boathouse & only the [illegible] of bath house visible. A most beautiful site but inaccessible, walked back by St. Stephens.
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| − | 6. Rain & later sunshine . After a little shopping left Plymouth & arrd London 4.45 pm. No more lunch baskets procurable [illegible] but only tea - saw Katie Spencer at Empress Club & had tea with her - Could not get in at Russell Hotel to see [illegible] of Figaro - Bright & trueful.
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| − | 7. Dull. Caught early train to Ipswich. I hired bike & rode to Homestead. Walked to Pinmill with billy. This place is a free port & anchorage for yachts - Also boast the Best Oysters [illegible] a lovely place on the orwell.
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| − | 8. Began in snow & ended in perfect spring weather. Geoffrey & I walked into Ipswich & lunched at the Club & walked home to a welcome tea.
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| − | 9. Biked to Pinmill early & took photos.
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| − | BC Archives, MS-2879, Box 83, File 1
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| − | CREASE FAMILY
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| − | "Diary of the War", diary and scrapbook of Arthur Douglas Crease, 1915-1919.
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