Journal Entry – Saturday September 26th 1914

A lovely day, very warm.

At 10.30 D, M, Elzie & I and Hector all went off in a cart to Dartmoor Inn. The latter hates the motor & he took up a great deal of room. We walked through Doe Farm to Tavy Cleave. Stopped on the way by a reservoir for lunch. Sun very hot. We then went on, but did not go to Tavy Heights, but to another tor on the right. It was very lovely there, & we sat some time enjoying it all. We got back to the Dartmoor Inn at 4.30, but sad to relate I could not enjoy the cream & jam, as the sun had made me feel sick. Very lovely drive home, got back in time to feed fowls. 9 eggs, very good for this time of year.

After today, the press bureau will only publish French’s & Joffre’s Despatches “Joseph Joffre”. Hardly any news will reach us, this is to prevent the Germans knowing what is happening.

One thought on “Journal Entry – Saturday September 26th 1914

  1. Ann Blatchford

    We have just looked at the route on the OS map that Margaret and family took. Quite an undertaking by cart as well as a long walk across the Moor! I must say we look forward to reading each entry as it is posted.

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