Fr 25.11.1932, Postkarte von Anneliese an Walter: “What a pity, that you are so far away from here”

Poststempel: Chandler’s Ford, 25 Nov, 8⁴⁵ pm

Salisbury, 25.XI.32.

My dear Walter!

I am just having tea and biscuits at a very lovely Café at Salisbury. I wished you could sit here beside me! I left Southampton at 11³⁰ this morning and arrived at Salisbury at 12⁵⁰. It’s now 4 o’clock and I have got quite a good impression of the old, small town and of the Cathedral. Oh, it was marvellous indeed, especially the Cloister. What a pity, that you are so far away from here. –

By the way: many thanks for your letter, it came a bit late, don’t you think so? Well, I know that you have a lot to do. I have not been very well during the last days, nothing serious, only indigestion and I slept always when I had a chance to do so. Therefore only a postcard to-day. I’ll answer your letter soon.

Yours ever Anneliese.