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Burton Jay Smith and Willametta Turnepseed letters, January-May, 1943
1943-03-21 Page 1
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Sunday 21 March 1943 My dearest: The first day of Spring! My god, but I'd like to be spending it up there with you. It's beautiful out ... sunny blue sky; air clear; warm, yet not hot out. All along the foundation of the barrack little white or purple lily-like flowers are blooming, scattered amongst them are the yellow sheep's sour and a deep purple blooming member of the mint family. We do not have lawns here or any vegetation save the flowers I mentioned. The other day I was out on the flight line and there was quite a patch of clover
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Sunday 21 March 1943 My dearest: The first day of Spring! My god, but I'd like to be spending it up there with you. It's beautiful out ... sunny blue sky; air clear; warm, yet not hot out. All along the foundation of the barrack little white or purple lily-like flowers are blooming, scattered amongst them are the yellow sheep's sour and a deep purple blooming member of the mint family. We do not have lawns here or any vegetation save the flowers I mentioned. The other day I was out on the flight line and there was quite a patch of clover
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