[COMPLETE] From Mud to Mufti--Bruce Bairnsfather--dc

[craigdav1]

3 PL OK.

[DrPGould]

Dave:

Chapter 4 is in the MW and Ready for PL.

Many thanks,

Philip

[craigdav1]

4 PL OK.

[DrPGould]

Chapter 5 is in the MW and ready for PL.

Many thanks,

Philip

[craigdav1]

5 PL OK.

[DrPGould]

Dave:

Sorry to be so sporadic but things are a little bumpy here just now. Chapter 6 is in the MW and ready for PL.

Many thanks,

Philip

[craigdav1]

6 PL OK.

Things do get a bit hectic at this time of year.

[DrPGould]

Dave:

Section 7 is in the MW and Ready for PL. I think this is probably my favorite in this book so far. Classic Bairnsfather.

Many thanks,

Philip

[craigdav1]

7 PL OK.

For someone who likes WW1 stories (like me) this is great listening.

[DrPGould]

Dave:

Section 8 is in the MW and Ready for PL.

Many thanks,

Philip

[craigdav1]

8 PL OK.

Almost tempted to try and track down information on that soldier.

[DrPGould]

It might be easier than you think. WWI records have been kept pretty much intact. Bairnsfather's service record, I'm certain is preserved, so you could start with his unit and narrow down from there and figure out just who his soldier servant was, unit, service no. etc and trace his service record. He could have wound up MIA, but that didn't happen a whole lot in WWI--at least not on the Western Front. Neat idea.

Philip

[DrPGould]

Dave:

Section 9 is in the MW and ready for PL.

Many thanks,

Philip

[craigdav1]

9 PL OK.

[DrPGould]

Dave:

Section 10 is in the MW and ready for PL.

Many thanks,

Philip