have to skip out and leave his happy home. That certainly will be hard luck. However I hardly think he will be disturbed as the Huns are a long way from there yet and are being held, I believe. If you don't hear from me for a space of a couple of weeks after this, don't be worried, it will be be because we haven't connected with our kit and haven't the materials nor the place to write, as happened when we moved down near Billy Mackenzie's squadron in March. Well, dear ones, it is drawing near time foe tea and after that we have a patrol on so good-bye for the present Your loving son Haworth