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My, little, grey, home, West, feet, place, but, belong, another, evidently, economical

My, little, grey, home, West, feet, place, but, belong, another, evidently, economical


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My, little, grey, home, West, feet, place, but, belong, another, evidently, economical

My, little, grey, home, West, feet, place, but, belong, another, evidently, economical, own, bed, space, Private, William, Harold, Hutchings, 1885, 1962, 2Nd, 1St, Lancashire, Field, Ambulance, Wurties, 55Th, Division, Bef, ww1, wwi, world, war, one, 1st, first, great, Drawing, Military, history, historical, 10728844

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1885 1962 55th Ambulance Belong Division Economical Evidently Feet Harold Hutchings Lancashire Private Space Wurties


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My Little Grey Home: The Humble Quarters of Private William Harold Hutchings during the Great War This evocative photograph captures the simple, yet poignant living quarters of Private William Harold Hutchings during his service in the 55th Division, British Field Ambulance, Wurties, during World War I. The image, titled 'My Little Grey Home, West Feet, Place, But Belong, Another, Evidently, Economical,' offers a glimpse into the spartan existence of soldiers on the front lines. Private Hutchings, born in Lancashire, England, in 1885, enlisted in the military in 1914, at the onset of the war. The photograph was taken in 1916, during his time in the 1st/2nd Lancashire Field Ambulance. The setting is a small, cramped tent, with a single bed and minimal personal belongings. The grey canvas tent, worn and weathered, serves as a stark reminder of the harsh conditions endured by soldiers during this period. The title of the photograph, 'My Little Grey Home,' suggests a sense of ownership and familiarity, despite the obvious hardships. The 'West Feet, Place, But Belong, Another' part of the title implies that this was not his permanent home, but rather a temporary shelter in a foreign and uncertain environment. The phrase 'evidently economical' highlights the frugality and resourcefulness required to survive in such conditions. This photograph is an important piece of military history, offering a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by soldiers during the Great War. It is a testament to their resilience and determination in the face of adversity, and a reminder of the simple comforts we often take for granted in our modern lives.

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