card on right:Below.

"We are having a topping time & glorious weather
with the exception of yesterday afternoon when we

got wet through at Wimereux.

I shall be coming back by the last boat on Sunday, so

shall not arrive until Monday about 10.I hope you are getting all the letters you want sent Regards to all G"

Card at left above"I hope you will keep these as they will be interesting when I return"love G

Postcards sent from France early part of the war

Far left Ypres Town Hall on fire.

Below left taken before the fire.

Bottom right Amiens Cathedral.Lowest picture Marseille Harbour from where they sailed.

From Ypres they were sent to Marseille to sail for Egypt and Greece.

These postcards were sent from France and Belgium with several from Ypres
They left for Egypt then to Greece in 1915.They arrived in Salonika in early 1916.

Some postcards sent from Salonica
The street scene below was titled "after the fire"

More postcards

These postcards were sent home from Salonika.The last one is the card telling of his return to UK at the end of the war.It was addressed to his girl-friend Constance Lepine in Clapham Park.Several of the houses in Kings Avenue are standing today almost unchanged.
(SEE on LEFT)
The rest are postcards of Salonika usually after some bombing.

George G Horrocks as Private Bertie Bayswater

When in Salonika to while away the boredom Pantomimes were put on in an old barn.Music was written words arranged regimental bands played and thousands of troops were entertained.After the war the productions were put on at a London Theatre and several productions were re-enacted.

85th Field Ambulance Magazine

WW1-Postcards sent from France and Greece

Alladdin was one of the pantomimes.Here are the cast wearing makeshift costumes.