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Rhode57 · 56-60, M
When I was at boarding school the dormitory buildings were really old design and had open front dorms with large balconies and my bed was on the balcony . If it rained there was a big canvas curtain that rolled down so you stayed dry . They had log weights in them to hold them down in windy weather and we used to push our beds against them jamming them between the walls of the balcony and the bed to stop them blowing out and banging against the wall keeping everyone awake at night . If it rained you had to make sure you left nothing on the floor as you woke up in the morning to a wet floor where the rain ran down the outside of the canvas blind .
LadyChatterley · 46-50
@Rhode57 that sounds pretty rough 🤗
Rhode57 · 56-60, M
@LadyChatterley Wasnt to bad as even when it rained it was pretty warm . However boarding school itself wasnt easy in those days it was pretty hard . It was said if you survived our school for 5/6 years the army would be a piece of cake . Many who joined the army confirmed this . Quite a few came back to encourage boys to join up after school .