Cromer

Dear Emmie

Yours to hand of the 28th which I received this morning. I have posted a letter to No.16 for you and also one for your Mother. There is not much to write about only that we have all our equipment ready to move at any time. All I hope is that I am able to take communion tomorrow morning at church. I did not go yesterday morning but heard Stainer’s Crucifiction in the evening which was not bad for a war-time attempt. The P.R.I. Principal of the Regimental Institute wants to pay us 2/6 for playing on the pier one Sun afternoon and as we are not contented we are going to interview him in mass formation this afternoon. I am sending this express hoping that you will get it before you return home. I will conclude now

With Best Love

From Yours Ever

Will