Diary relating to service of Major Charles Patrick Tracey, 1943 - Part 9

Conflict:
Second World War, 1939–45
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  • Prisoner of War
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OrOETR MDS Friday 22 Yaving a miserable sine with scaties and a sexpocal ith all one my body and a thont nail infected at the rock. the treatment of the latter consists of digging very seep to clan out the mest knownow wy the chinese selided His paticular pairs for the basis of a terture. Samrday 23 a lear down from her boup to fish up canlee shores. Haffe pat itf sue and Las got bay Johnshore to write daw requesting the retertion o George Pllain at the tep caus. said he prefers to stay tve which is a delibate be. OroerRMS way weld. 2 university The Lighlighh of the day was renit wild's lecture a orefar University. I am going to Busna with boe sillon te sext sine pay comes up will be a great chance to see all the eads as gct snit reconds up to date Monday 25 A very high plying place was oner Bday and we have a stong idea it was British Hhe lass who have been trough th Lorda blitz all sweat to its idadily to hix it left a white stali the aby. at sign wasd soct put on an exculet concent for the offrs with a lit y suffar
OCTOBER 20S A Prmen drance Calkensho Iackling the reatie problem a big way Cash naw i cap gets twoo days treatuer and then has everything te persesse bailed for 20 mus. ban rua itself now and I have very litle to do. a mas interssting lechuse at night by bal neushor on his experiences in I ran 19u0 with a field ambulance Wednesday I bet Banno up from Kecke said no move until mar me are fit (ie able to walk nound the camp) He fadmised to tay& improv rations which lately have been sice & beans only We have not one bandage in the hospital (600 pahients) bu Banno sugested t may be able to obtain some cotton clott OrOAER MS Mase by Seosball bel Hame if we were frepared to pay, fa it to much for internation law sheam trains passing through both ways regularly Hough as yet the live is 10 linked Cal Dillor off to heeke today to Tay & talk the Jap into payng out mens working say which is usually long one due lichure by the Adoris or rugly pastball Friday 29 andhe day on the shesnal caneen sheets. Have been getting a bit of treatmen for this sealies without much relief 7 course as saon as we started leviling up for te men wain chared and has beaten us for tree days though it is much leke today, malaria shell nampan
Iim Wilkim OCTOBER 260S bath Gou gr Dester Degd Couple of our laas died for very ltter affarer reasa. pl and the usuge rectie day completeg recoras hrge batchly bosrgs caskying all ou worlaly goods mave though e auss area, goun horth stayed at the hitches with Don Byer mayig wit wo now Allranks ed out o luts and then a surprise search fut in sove most thoroughly. Reading books phches, likealive y all lasts, Bibles - all infounded Petaties that had frene been presentes to be wan we callected and panded back t Kitchen NOYEmarR M Mgnday Lat lales- saing aust ln sibles, one bocks no plches recusned. I last all my snaps and my only baok which was exchanged regulat to kap going on) Tuster to be boards for men for te roads and have has to dep en guerae duties. Joh bales give an excellent lecture & t Netee Cxceli Tuesday 2 George Plain jained us once more adnee a neve is meated I will as my best to hold lim here. Fery sent to hospital with some hasty absesses on his legs and asms. His lands are covered with scabes. a second excellen coret o the os hut. Poe Kendny puttng on a clowr act
Paleshire Sunn NOVENBER 2603 Meler Sm 4areto Have had a reclassification & the whole camp dare is niew the progisted mave south spenk the appernoo at the hospital with Gearge. Despite all cave we are still wang ner Irver died today. Ithe Gunning gave a very interesting talk a the Palesti Rists, was wit th medeste se Thursday At Jep instigation te camp get a further chalere injection. am playing a sexies of two & de ganes & cheas fee Ary with sorald Cathee and to date afte apent go games we are breaking even. Shell a wornyag amunt of hieing going in in the liss. CormorM Fnaa Estell bey last syes a nasty wet day with a bensy leaking nalf. spen most of the day playing chess with John Calls Russsell wright Barney Batratt to Leki wth f other officers to try and crecieve the tbacco, position Pechue at night in the but by son dyet on the stell cay Saturday 6 Wasted the cakse day packed dressed waitng to a truck to Burna tat did not arrive Have a big pile of notes for delivery and will probably have a begar se to bring back. Salls from the hospital are sot meswigng and I at exfect the deachs to have eased.
WorEMerR M Sunday I Sanar Catt Wale Left at 1033 los for Busna with a lmy full & petroe daums. He road is had the Luch weet fast and we as a mest a futable Art (Cal Henshom wih oe). The famous Three Pagodas are a joke just all mancs circulas ar no more ta 10 ligh, arrived at TANRYA at 2100 los Edgoha nary gaod weleave yourg lay Bigh Monday 8 Go up bnight & early and set o with Robbie & Russell to get roind the wards. Saw a great number of the wads though £6 more had died since we had word a week of two ago. Generally I formed the empolasion that the lads who missed the trip were the best of Good every feor Bea stavs plainven ther times daily. seep like & bg. NOVEMBER 2503 bonte Tuesday & 36 whmeddy After a very scrately beakfast We were Licied off to t truck the hasind ben able to get rid & the drums and started lack Hhe returrn jeiney being far more inconfotable the to feo one Fealeg up stray nips ont way did not selp Saw ac Ken mahe on the roadsio about 105 kilss Ray Backelichues at nit on the casonation Wednesday 10 Collends Ben Barnett up fav heek. Has a log you with the boloue who ha sargies bed. Sold oficially 400k move on 16t hard to necki and entan thee. boe Killa & Maj Cathie to Burna tven sedng Russell up an additiaal $50 fo the lass Tso sore in the sail to aa concert at night.
beltig neck 2 Hleshine wen H Ban My 11 ba move of 400 suth on thand cafismes 370 Aucues &130 Bnitin The stony is the 1000 from sorce will concerat at CAnsolie and the move to Sirgapokeh by rain to by boat. Forse will establish Id as Camburie and ColBarnis go on to SINGAOORE. have a lecture at nigh on relicbilit trials de Enay mush devore his page to Col Dillon's lecher on t oficial excape fanty Aphe many srals, in engafin he glassed sumablal on feet stayd a moath at Kengit ad evertually lift by pirk. After three weeps at sea and alsodt to India was fiched NOVEMRER 2503 inrow tot Saterday 182 Lyde up by three armed sap taikers on the day in March whon the fapancse havy attached to lon bo thich since sponk &n neininal aells and discussions on Lram parties of the mane i the 16th Have my ulees foedy well inder ate Sunday 14 Myj Johasta &Stevens down from has Caut for a general discussion on the nove vack. Word just received of a speeds all Pows to be cleared in the nexk hen days. suill hanging an to Geo Folam vy a thread.
NOVEMBER 2OOS bost Able Monday 15 Pleopate Islay baught up wid George. He & Des Kearey meve up t 103 today First wave tmedrow held up one day so will get a farry to hake tomosidedt reliebe the tobec position The sid are goug to be a solid posblem for te move. Bwo days on ham to Combaser Fits sick camps Chilos apart some elepta Is arrived (litte tobacco) Tuesday 16 As Katthog braught up supplie we did not want sint John Cales & a farty down to neshr but the faund the place diane out so the camp is pix aboue out sobacos though pwoois with gula otc Siost party mooe tenosrows entrain at hecki. Havy cam shorm at night. Expeniieeswst NOVEMBER 2O3 Rica &part for Dillo ednesdoy 17 bawac net wa Col Dillon, Dyes and 2 sks off to grrange dump at Canburie sexarting too paraded at 2000h ready to Ator Lere Just at dart it rained o a pecant downpour and then be first lot moved of down te sline. Two Lours eater more called off & every one back to carp. Sold then soule cader ghoress will have to cach andther haverad ration Thurgday 18 After a douorpul morning the party suadenly got a call to move on haffan hours natice goad hadt be issued packing done & ma assembled Howlevy they got away though cocking geal was lept at a fixlig up point am now in command with a mass of sick and few fit men. Best sabin reckines at night
NOVEMRER 2603 Sowelt ne ter ltt Sesti Party of 459 moved i on me from has to feed and see & tomorrow for peeks to boot They are alleged fit and were in very poor condition. We could only give them plain sice rations was consist of loxed yok in swall quantity & rice. Evegtables are right but Had a long interestus o with Cyail Weld untll we ato the sight Saturday 20 hes party away less three neary dead left o ous Lands and after theis departure I was exassed to send and the 100 pd bast to recks tomorrow. new them all from Con sepot If we all raws to nane I eavent hough fit to lanale te stetate cases sending sapt lloyd 7) Fres Wilkins (14Dr7) & he Garvie NOVEMBER 260S Sunday Eaan Can Padre Delain 100 off beight & Early WAKAOYASH arrived with the news that all oen mush march K NEEI. Freaut figures: Lyng sick 51 Sitting Aich 126 sat ned 20 Anfit 17 Offes fl 4 s fet 17 Excused dty fobably march without packs 152 Fit 8u. Have not enouge men t even to carry lyng sick. Have packed off 21 sitting Rick or WAKAS anbulance selene now is to sex full traig pait more on. they are already fice sed eemig through Honday lan quite inornal killed thee yabs at 1600lan ore all cam atin at 1800 los. Ahe a mas dashnound the slad was disnatled and all gea meved to the actng Hells delight neaing the sish dsw. It was dark laken the tain areoed and we moved to bete very very arade aecd at speeks and 140 delateted and marded of
WOYEMEER MS Tuesday 23 He be te Hyd On again in what was vishully a Hospital train. 257 in nine vice trucks and dly 54 fit a board carried ac 6gale consain to two trudes, constituting two rice meals CoNcOYDN at 1030ln Trll death on train and ladt bury one by the side by the track In all six died on th sp gent mest of right in a ctng serailed twics one allisin wo fatal reaulnesday 21 asswered just andthe macone day sravellng every slowly in edeme disconfet & leat to rom to aeen an confotably Eigs 152 a boad too Dere givenall te cnsideration i was pruble t be given by the guards allowed to furan cigactes fut de Asswer CAMAURIE in the dack worrmarn ms land mndofot retained and assembled fo save time till about 1100 has ablet buy asited eggs, freat pach tbe and the moved to be camp by lotry afte gtting all de sid away to hostital Hhe camp a land o mithlevey son y e I fruit making a hig y mysels cleaned wh 23 egg to day seu sate fawfaw Fnday 20 Col oakes here in comd H Ferce. Fergee I invited in for an emlite with him. Have been given d set of organising a Bn out of a batch o oas sos that are being added to daily. 2 batches a500 alreasy stanang byt move south under bel Kaffe Part British though mostly Aussu Dor bathie with the Brit section
RormerkM Saturday 27 thee batches maving in fashe than I canecod thent. Had all fos medically veted with a view o pasting. at midt-day told to sand ous as I am to command the aussies of the first 1090. Had a heart-& peart sean t bal kappe on the subject soed that the cosusions calst Inquiry fill is to be destrayed. Have smetthed Gerg, John, Mchenstoy Lavry Barrat horm White sue to my sen cand & chucked sut some ands. It appears that the first 500 9s any Aie. All glads radded today. Kells oconstankly agkering ane to had fove here. bee sello very appoligetise iny crange ocres. NOVEMBER 260S Monday 29 Browsig reund the caup toyig to pick up a few loon ends & to get same geas tegite for the newe Crcimea Has that it will be by boat) Drining mmany mer in the den mi a feet deep latures in an awful mess & mest peofle very miserable saill giving frent &eggs on awfill washing Tuesday 30 Weath cleared a lict and mira doying Anothe train loadin from Burnra (16 death on rauto First party of 500 issued wit basts of port some of our ald aumy ethers oid wor 154 isue Haga quitt day finished He soul o yugaslata that has given me a further yea for travel

OCTOBER 2603
Friday 22
Having a miserable time with
scabies and a tropical itch
All over my body and a thumb
nail infected at the root. The
treatment of the latter consists
of digging very deep to clean
out the mess. Know now why
the Chinese selected this particular
point for the basis of a torture.
Saturday 23
A team down from top Camp
to pick up canteen stores.
Kappi put it over and has got
Maj Johnstone to write down
requesting the retention of George
Polain at the top camp. Said
he prefers to stay there which
is a deliberate lie.
Sunday 24
Maj Wild - Oxford University
The highlight of the day was
Cyril Wild's lecture on Oxford
University.
I am going to Burma with
Col Dillon the next time pay
comes up. Will be a great
chance to see all the lads and
get unit records up to date.
Monday 25
A very high flying plane was
over today and we have a
strong idea it was British.
The lads who have been
through the London blitz all
swear to its identity. So high
it left a white trail in
the sky. At night Ward Booth
put on an excellent concert
for the Offrs with a bit of supper

 

OCTOBER 2603
Tuesday 26
Col Heuston "Experiences France"
Tackling the scabie problem in
a big way. Each man in camp
gets two days treatment and
then has everything he possesses
boiled for 20 mins. Camp runs
itself now and I have very
little to do. A most interesting
lecture at night by Col Heuston
on his experiences in France
1940 with a Field Ambulance.
Wednesday 27
Col Banns up from Neeki.
Said no move until more men
are "fit" (ie able to walk round
the camp) He promised to try &
improve rations which lately
have been rice & beans only.
We have not one bandage
in the hospital (600 patients). Col
Banns suggested he may be able
to obtain some cotton cloth
OCTOBER 2603
Thursday 28
Col Harris - Rugby Football
if we were prepared to pay
for it. - So much for international
law. Steam trains passing
through both ways regularly
though as yet the line in NOT
linked. Col Dillon off to Neeki
today to try & talk the Japs into
paying our mens working pay
which is usually long overdue.
Lecture by Col Harris on 
Rugby Football.
Friday 29th
Another day on the eternal canteen
sheets. Have been getting a bit
of treatment for this scabies
without much relief. Of course
as soon as we started
boiling up for the men rain
started and has beaten us
for three days though it is
much better today. Malaria
still rampant.

 


[*Wilkins on [[?]]*]
OCTOBER 2603
Saturday 30
Capt Gunning Western Desert
Couple of our lads died for
very little apparent reason.
Pay in and the usual
hectic day completing
records. Large batches of
boongs carrying all their
worldly goods move through
the camp area going north -
Stayed at the kitchen with
Don Dyer wagging with WO Morris
Saturday 31
All ranks turned out of
huts and then a surprise
search put on. Done most
thoroughly. Reading books,
photos, literature of all
sorts, Bibles - all impounded.
Potatoes that had previously
been "presented" to the men were
collected and handed back
to the kitchen.
NOVEMBER 2603
Monday 1
Lieut Eales - Sailing Aust-Eng
Bibles, some books, no photos
returned. I lost all my
snaps and my only book (
which was exchanged regularly
to keep going over) Pushed to
the boards for men for the
roads and have had to dip
on general duties. John Eales
gave an excellent lecture on
the [["Hertsigon Ceceli"?]]
Tuesday 2
George Polain joined us once
more and now that a move
is mooted I will do my
best to hold him here. Ferg
sent to hospital with some
nasty abcesses on his legs
and arms. His hands are
covered with scabies. A
second excellent concert in
the Offrs hut. Pete Hendry
putting on a clever act.
 

 

[*Gunning Palestine*]
NOVEMBER 2603
Wednesday 3
Lt Wilkins - [[?]]
Have had a reclassification of
the whole camp done in view
of the projected move South.
Spent the afternoon at the
hospital with George. Despite all
care we are still losing men.
Three died today. John Gunning
gave a very interesting talk on
the Palestine Riots, was with
the Manchesters there.
Thursday 4
At Jap instigation the camp
got a further cholera injection.
Am playing a series of two or three
games of chess per day, with
Donald Cathie and to date, after
about 40 games we are breaking
even. Still a worrying
amount of thieving going on
in the lines.
NOVEMBER 2603
Friday 5
Capt Dyer - Shell Coy
A nasty wet day with a 
lousy leaking roof. Spent most
of the day playing chess with
John Eales & Russell Wright.
Barney Barnatt to Neeki with
four other officers to try and
relieve the tobacco position
Lecture at night in the hut
by Don Dyer on the shell Coy.
Saturday 6
Wasted the whole day packed & 
dressed waiting for a truck
to Burma that did not arrive.
Have a big pile of notes for
delivery and will probably 
have a bigger one to bring
back. Tales from the hospital
are not encouraging and I don't 
expect the deaths to have eased.

 

NOVEMBER 2603
Sunday 7
Capt Walker - Guards
Left at 1030 hrs for Burma with a
lorry full of petrol drums. The road
is bad, the truck went fast and
we had a most uncomfortable
trip (Col Heuston with me). The
famous Three Pagodas are a joke
just old mounds, circular and
no more than 10" high. Arrived at
TANBYA at 2100 hrs and got a very
good welcome. Yarned half the night.
Monday 8
Got up bright & early and set off
with Robbie & Russell to get round
the wards. Saw a great number of
the lads though 26 more had died
since we had word a week or
two ago. Generally I formed the
impression that the lads who
missed the trip were the best off.
Food very poor. Bean stews &
plain rice three times daily.
Slept like a log.
NOVEMBER 2603
Baxter Tuesday 9 Coronation
Capt Moody - BB6
After a very scratchy breakfast
we were hurried off to the truck
that had not been able to get rid
of the drums and started back.
The return journey being far 
more uncomfortable than the first
one. Picking up stray nips on the
way did not help. Saw Cpl Ken
Mann on the roadside about 105
kilos. Ray Baxter lectured at night
on the Coronation.
Wednesday 10
Col Pond & Ben Barnett up from
Neeki. Had a long yarn with
the Colonel who had Fergie's 
bed. Told officially 400 to 
move on 16th. March to Neeki
and entrain there. Col Dillon
& Maj Cathie to Burma tomorrow
sending Russell up an
additional $50 for the lads.
Too sore in the tail to attend
concert at night.

 

[*Col Hingston Palestine*]
NOVEMBER 2603 
[*Col Dillon
Lt Baxter Coronation*]
Thursday 11 
Move of 400 South on 16th inst
confirmed. 270 Aussies & 130 British
The story is the 1000 from F
Force will concentrate at CAMBURIE
and then move to SINGAPORE ½
by train ½ by boat. Force will
establish HQ at Camburie and
Col Harris go on to SINGAPORE.
Gave a lecture at night on
reliability trials etc.
Friday 12
Must devote this page to
Col Dillon's lecture on the
Official escape party. After
many trials in Singapore
he crossed Sumatra on
foot, stayed a month at
Rengit and eventually
left by junk. After three
weeks at sea and almost
to India was picked
NOVEMBER 2603
[*Maj Tracey Motor Sports

Major Hyde Honk Kong *]
Saturday 13 
up by three armed Jap
tankers on the day in
March when the Japanese
navy attacked Colombo.
Much time spent on
nominal rolls and
discussions on train
parties for the move on
the 16th. Have my ulcer
pretty well under control.
Sunday 14
Maj Johnston & Stevens
down from top camp
for a general discussion
on the move back. Word
just received of a "speedo"
all POWs to be cleared
in the next ten days.
Still hanging on to Geo
Polain by a thread.

 


NOVEMBER 2603
Monday 15
Capt Allen Phospate Islands
Caught up with George. He &
Des Kearney move up to No 3
today. First move tomorrow
held up one day. So will get
a party the Neeki tomorrow to
relieve the tobacco position.
The sick are going to be a solid
problem for the move. (I was
days on train to Camburie)
Fit & sick camps 6 kilos apart
Some elephants arrived (little tobacco)
Tuesday 16
As Katchong braught up sniffles
we did not want sent John
Eales & a party down to Neeki
but the found the place cleaned
out so the camp is just about
out of tobacco though flooded
with gula etc. First party
move tomorrow & entrain at
Neeki. Heavy rain storm at night.
Experiences with Official War party
NOVEMBER 2603
Col Dillon
Wednesday 17
Maj Tracey Motoring as a Sport
Col Dillon, Dyer and 2 ORs off
to arrange camp at Camburie,
Departing the paraded at 2000hrs
ready to entrain here. Just at
dark it rained in a decent
downpour and then the first half
moved off down the line. Two
hours later move called off &
every one back to camp. Sold them
some canteen stores & will have
to cook another haversack ration.
Thursday 18
After a doubtful morning
the party suddenly got a 
call to move on half an
hours notice. Food had to 
be issued, packing done & men
assembled. However they got
away though cooking gear was
left at a picking up point.
Am now in command with
a mass of sick and few fit
men. Bert Rabin lectured 
at night.
 

 

NOVEMBER 2603
[*Powell Reuters
Col Hughes  Palestine 1918*]

Friday 19
Party of 450 moved in on the
[[??]] to feed and see off
tomorrow for Neeki for boot.
They are alleged fit and were
in very poor condition. We
could only give them plain rice
Rations now consist of boxed
yak in small quantity & rice.
Vegetables are right out. Had a
long & interesting yarn with Cyril
Wild until late into the night
Saturday 20
Top party away less three nearly
dead left on our hands and
after their departure I was
warned to send another 100 for
boot to Neeki tomorrow. Drew
them all from Com Depot. If we
all have to march I haven't
enough fit to handle the stretcher
cases. Sending Capt Lloyd (2/29)
Fred Wilkins (1 H BTY) & Leo Garvie.
NOVEMBER 2603
Sunday 21
Padre Polain Panama Canal
100 off bright & early. WAKABYASHI
arrived with the news that all men
must march to NEEKI. Present
figures : Lying sick 51. Sitting sick 126
Fit med 20 Unfit 17. Offrs fit 4 unfit 17
Excused [[?]] (probably march without
packs) 152. Fit 84. Have not enough
men to even to carry lying sick. Have
packed off 21 sitting sick on WAKA'S
ambulance. Solomo now is to stop full
trains & pack more on. They are already
coming through 33 to a rice truck.
Monday 22
Camp quite normal, killed three
yaks. at 1600 hrs an order all
camp entrain at 1800 hrs. After
a mad dash round the stow
was dismantled and all gear
moved to the cutting. Hells delight
moving the sick down. It was
dark when the train arrived and
we moved to Neeki - very very crowded
Checked at Neeki and 140 detached
and marched off.

 

NOVEMBER 2603
Tuesday 23
[*Maj Hyde Mekong*]
On again in what was eventually
a hospital train. 257 in nine
rice trucks and only 54 fit on
board. Carried one 6 gall container
to two trucks, constituting two
rice meals. CONCOYDA at 1030 hrs.
Three deaths on train and had to 
bury one by the side of the track.
In all six died on the trip.
Spent most of night in a cutting.
Derailed twice & one collision no
fatal results.
Wednesday 24
Arrived CA Just another monotonous
day travelling very slowly in
extreme discomfort & heat. No
room to even sit comfortably.
Sight IJA aboard too. Were given all
the consideration it was possible
to be given by the guards. Allowed
to purchase cigarettes, fruit etc.
Arrived CAMBURIE in the dark.
NOVEMBER 2603
[[?]] Thursday 25 Reuters,
Detained and assembled for some
time till about 1100 hrs able to
buy boiled eggs. fresh fruit etc.
and then moved to the camp. By
lorry after getting all the sick
away to hospital. The camp a
land of milk & honey. Tons of eggs
& fruit. Making a pig of myself
cleaned up 23 eggs today plus
paw-paw, bananas etc.

Friday 26
Col Oakes here in Comd H Force.
Fergie & I invited in for an omlete
with him. Have been given the
job of organising a Bn out of
a batch of odds & sodds that are
being added to daily. 2 batches
of 500 already standing by to
move South under Col Keppi
Part British though mostly Aussie
Don Cathie with the Brit section

 

NOVEMBER 2603
Saturday 27
More batches moving in faster
than I can record them. Had
all Offrs medically vetted with
a view of posting. At mid-day
told to hand over as I am to
command the Aussies of the 
first 1000. Had a heart-to-heart
yarn to Col Kappi on the subject.
Told that the contentious Court 
Of Inquiry file is to be destroyed.
Sunday 28
Have switched Ferg, John,
McKinston, Lawry, Barratt &
Norm White over to my new
comd & chucked out some
duds. It appears that the first
500 go any time. All glass-rodded
today. Rells constantly 
adhering [[?]]
Col Dillon very appologetic re
my change-over.
NOVEMBER 2603
Monday 29
Browsing round the camp
trying to pick up a few loose
ends to get some gear
together for the move (rumour
has that it will be by boat).
Raining many men in the
open, mud a foot deep.
Latrines in an awful mess
& most people very miserable
still giving fruit & eggs and
awful bashing.
Tuesday 30
Weather cleared a bit and mud
drying. Another train - Wad in -
from Burma (16 deaths en route)
First party of 500 issued with
boots of sorts. Some off our old
dump others old worn IJA issue.
Had a quiet day finished " The
soul of Yugoslavia" that has
given me a further yen for 
travel.

 

 

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