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Tag Archives: traffic
10.9.40
Can’t write much of the insanities of the last few days. It is not so much that the bombing is worrying in itself as that the disorganisation of traffic, frequent difficulty of telephoning, shutting of shops whenever there is a … Continue reading
Posted in Political, War-time
Tagged air raid, bomb, Cheapside, cinemas, Criterion, delayed-action bomb, docks, fires, Greenwich, Holborn, homeless, Huesca, incendiary bomb, letters, London Bridge, Madame Tussaud's, Marylebone, milk, naval college, newspapers, noise, Old Kent Road, power, screaming bombs, shelter, shops, south London, Spain, telephone, Thames estuary, theatres, traffic, trams, unexploded bomb, Westminster Bridge, Woolwich
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28.7.40
This evening I saw a heron flying over Baker Street. But this is not so improbable as the thing I saw a week or two ago, i.e. a kestrel killing a sparrow in the middle of Lord’s cricket ground. I … Continue reading
Posted in Political, War-time
Tagged Bajker Street, Bergery, Borkenau, Doriot, England, fascist, heron, Hitler, Joyce, kestrel, Lord Haw-Haw, Lord's, Oswald Mosley, Petain, sparrow, traffic
12 Comments
29.1.40
The coldest weather hitherto. Heavy snow last night, everything snowed up, drifts 4-6’ deep in places, roads more or less impassable, so that there has been no traffic of any kind all day. Violent wind. In spite of all this … Continue reading
28.12.39
Back at Wallington. Very cold, but no wind. In London there were a few frosts &, round about Xmas, extremely dense mists, making traffic almost impossible. Here freezing hard since yesterday, & snowing all today. Extremely light dry snow, which … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic
Tagged corrugated iron, egg total, eggs, lavender, London, mice, mist, snow, traffic, Wallington, weather, white leghorn, xmas
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