In Conclusion

So ends High Noon.

A good omen for Shimmering Haze; - it will commence with a busy week. And still no job. Will it have to be the Army after all? My “driving” force in job seeking no longer pushes me on. The days slide by happily. It seems hopeless. Midnight has struck. Now to sleep, that “I may rise tomorrow refreshed and eager….”

Week-end Kit (As taken to Sudbrooke Camp July 1933 -

Plate, mug
Large towel, swimming suit
Old shorts and shirt
Felt hat
Candle, matches
Fork, spoon
Spare (white) hank x
Blanket
Sheet sleeping bag
Slippers
Notebook, pencil x
Sheath knife
X = not used
Rations:
2 oat cakes
Piece cheese
Teacake
Egg sandwiches
Tomatoes
Lettuce
Tea
Tinned fruit
Bread (about 3 slices)
Vinegar, pepper and salt in a bottle
Butter

N.B. I eat more in a standing camp!

Weather hot and Dry

			£	s	d
June 11th	Bank		1	10	0
	Cash			4	0
	Total		1	14	0
July 17th	Bank			1	0
	Cash			4	0
	Total			5	0