1 I have just had a
letter from Aylesbury &
can write. She sends her
love to all the 'rebelly crew'
& wants a lot of gossip to
amuse her. But of course
it must be absolutely non-
political. Do you think any
of the Transport Union people
would care to send her
a message. Could you per-
haps get someone to go to
headquarters there & find out.
I am sure from what she
said she would love a
nice friendly message from
them. If you haven't time
Miss French Mullen might
perhaps manage? She finds
Aylesbury very lonely after
Mountjoy where there were
seagulls & pigeons & a black
spaniel with long sillky ears
& a nice convict baby & a 2 melodion & a man who
played Irish airs on a bugle
behind a wall & nice soft
Irish voices everywhere.
But she had a lovely passage
journey & looked out at the
sea through a sunny port-
hole & saw an air ship.
And the garden is nice
at Aylesbury. She made pens
out of rooks tail feathers at
Mountjoy, she found in the
garden much better for black
& white words than most pens.
She says at Aylesbury they
exercise round & round in
a ring, Come old hunters in
the summer & pass a splendid
bed of carrots. The hollyhocks
are beautiful. Please collect any gossip or
mesages you can think of
& send them to me for her. Haste fi.