The fresh country air and the smell of flowers and pines were delicious.
Life at the Camp was arranged according to a strict time-table.

Every one rose at seven, and a certain number of volunteers helped to prepare breakfast.

Then came bed-making, crockery washing and potato peeling, at which duties the girls took turns.

From 9.30 to 12.30 they had classes with Miss Huntley, while Nurse Robinson superintended the cooking of the dinner on the large oil stove.

With the exception of an hour's preparation the rest of the day was free from lessons.