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William W. H. Martyn
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9 February 1940

To Dad

9 February 1940Volume 11 of 12

Dear Dad:

Good old country up here. We are right on Cromarty Firth as you can see by the map. Inverness is the best spot for a Saturday night.

We can also pretend to look for the monster in Loch Ness when not doing more serious things.

The mountains - at the least the higher ones - especially Ben Wyves (3,429 ft.) are covered in snow. I see that Ben stands for mountain in Scotland - so you see the education is progressing in orderly fashion.

C E N S O R E D

The Canadians I have met over here in battle dress seem a very nice lot - quiet and cheerful - not nearly as noisy and pushing as the last War - so I hear on every side - still, give 'em time!

It is impossible to write a decent letter - no news of any sort. Glad to hear Dad has had enough sense to buy a heater for his car. Shades of Red Deer.

Even my pursuit ship has central heating.

Love Bill

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