iam in i am in holland iam in holland park. 55 i am in holland park. 55 acres of glorious parkland.build again but probably around the levels we have seenin probably around the levels we have seen in the weekend just gone. 25—26 like we had in parts of the south—east. yesterday we got to 27 in south—east england so it is almost a repeat of what we have just seen. today and through the working week, things will be a bit cooler. let's look at the details for today. a bit ofa let's look at the details for today. a bit of a mixture north to south. a lot more cloud in the south. it is here that we will see rain or drizzle at times. it is quite a mild start. averages around 16 or 17 degrees. bringing the cooler air southwards is that weather front. you can see it is just working its way south. that means for much of wales, central, southern england and east anglia, it is aced — make a good start. it will generally cloud over. writer north but it will bring in showers to the north of scotland and a bit of a stiff breeze. the winds not as strong they were. temperatures low— mid teens for ma

cleaned up, parking is put income assigns are installed and the foundation of the school is uncovered so visitors can stop, meditate and honor this place of sacrifice. that is another richard holland drawing, and it is on the back of my book. day cured me of a hospital, give me the picket line in place of a hospital. captain matthew cheney after visiting the 11th corps hospital at the spangler farm. it was picked on july 1 because of its proximity to the evolving front and access to water, crops, livestock for food, buildings for hospital purposes, would for, and operating tables, fires, tents and caskets. the school wheeze used on spangler land, but the 11th corps hospital used the spangler barn, house, and other outbuildings. weremission said there 1900 men on the peak days of july 4 and fifth. that is probably the most accurate estimate. startedlance corps 1livering wounded a 4:00 july , said dr. daniel brenton. the wounded soon began to pour in, giving us such sufficient occupation that from the first of july until the afternoon of the fifth, i was not absent from the hospital more than once and then but for an hour or two. very hard-working was to, and little sleep fell to ou