- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
You may be awaiting an explanation of the reason for my time travel.
My appointment today was at a small hospital built in 1939 as an Emergency Medical Services Hospital, and used by the RAF during WW2.
It is now a community hospital, (with a minor injuries unit).
Considering its age, it was in remarkably good condition. It is mostly single storey buildings, which would have been easy to build. Presumably they are easier to maintain, despite their age.
I was seen within five minutes of my appointment time. The person doing the ultrasound was able to confirm good news. I said I thought I would have to wait two or three weeks for results. She responded that she would be writing the report, and therefore could tell me the results.
My appointment today was at a small hospital built in 1939 as an Emergency Medical Services Hospital, and used by the RAF during WW2.
It is now a community hospital, (with a minor injuries unit).
Considering its age, it was in remarkably good condition. It is mostly single storey buildings, which would have been easy to build. Presumably they are easier to maintain, despite their age.
I was seen within five minutes of my appointment time. The person doing the ultrasound was able to confirm good news. I said I thought I would have to wait two or three weeks for results. She responded that she would be writing the report, and therefore could tell me the results.
