Arthur Douglas Crease Letters, Diaries and Scrapbooks
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| − | of a juniper. The other shows the persistent fishermen of Profondeville | + | of a juniper. The other shows the persistent fishermen of Profondeville. |
| − | + | They are shut out now by the ice & rapidly falling river but until that happened they were there every day & all day long whatever the weather. In this picture the last building on the right is our office. | |
| − | When I get to England I will write again to give you some idea of when to expect me | + | I also enclose a photo of our boar hunting party & the big boar. There are boars about here but we have not seen them. In fact in all my walks I have only seen a few partridges and a pine marten though there are plenty of tracks of deer & rabbits. The people here are friendly & treat us well. Consequently we have no difficulty with the men. |
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| + | When I get to England I will write again to give you some idea of when to expect me & I will telegraph from Winnipeg if possible. | ||
Much love to Mother and all at home. | Much love to Mother and all at home. | ||
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Arthur D. Crease | Arthur D. Crease | ||
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| + | BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 5 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease, his brother, Lindley Crease, 1919. | ||
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of a juniper. The other shows the persistent fishermen of Profondeville.
They are shut out now by the ice & rapidly falling river but until that happened they were there every day & all day long whatever the weather. In this picture the last building on the right is our office.
I also enclose a photo of our boar hunting party & the big boar. There are boars about here but we have not seen them. In fact in all my walks I have only seen a few partridges and a pine marten though there are plenty of tracks of deer & rabbits. The people here are friendly & treat us well. Consequently we have no difficulty with the men.
When I get to England I will write again to give you some idea of when to expect me & I will telegraph from Winnipeg if possible.
Much love to Mother and all at home.
Your affectionate brother
Arthur D. Crease
BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 5 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease, his brother, Lindley Crease, 1919.