Poetry (WW2)

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Women’s Land Army poetry: an appreciation of subversive voices

Cool Grandma

International Women’s Day 2021: Cool Grandma by Hilda Gibson

Courtesy of the British Legion: http://www.britishlegion.org.uk/remembrance/how-we-remember/the-story-of-the-poppy/

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Remembrance Day 2020: Remember Us

Stooking the sheaves in Buckinghamshire 2, summer 1944

WW2 Poem: I’m Prudence, the girl with the plough

Land Girls, Cars & Trucks

WW2 Poem: I used to work in an office and someone called me Balmy

Land Girls who worked at The Knowles, Kent

WW2 Poem: ‘Today, I gather from the orchard grass’

Land Army - An Honourable Mention by Hilda Kaye Gibson.

Poem: Land Army – An Honourable Mention

Song of a Scarecrow. From The Land Girl, November 1944, p5

Happy New Years Eve: Song of a Scarecrow by M.Capes

The Call to the Land Poem by Gordon Geddes

The Call to the Land Poem by Gordon Geddes

Land Girls out to Grass

Poem: Land Girls out to Grass