Created on 2024-11-15

This image shows two pages from a notebook or a diary. The left page features handwriting that appears to be written in a hurried or cursive manner, with some words being less legible than others. Some of the text is crossed out, and overall, the page looks chaotic with markings and scribbles. The right page is more organized and features a date at the top: "1985 January Wednesday 23." Below the date, it lists topics, possibly agenda items or notes, written neatly in red ink. The listed items include: - hedline - transport - no. of vehicles - advertser - parking where? - middle fifty - report - not public - but not adverse - d + j policies At the bottom left of the spread, there is a small calendar for January 1985, stretching from the weeks beginning January 1 to January 29, neatly formatted with the days of the week from Monday to Sunday. Similarly, a small February calendar for 1985 is shown from the weeks beginning February 3 to February 25. This image suggests the notebook or diary was used for planning or note-taking, possibly for someone who was involved in discussions or projects that required tracking of dates and concise note entries. The overall condition and apparent age of the paper hint that the diary has been preserved for quite some time since its use in 1985.

Created on 2024-11-14

This image appears to be an open calendar page from January 1985. There are handwritten notes in the margins that seem to be transportation-related instructions or plans, mentioning things like "no of vehicles", "parking", and "people not public but not adverse". The handwritten notes take up a significant portion of the calendar page.

Created on 2024-11-22

The image shows a page from a diary or planner, with the date "January 22, 1985" and "January 23, 1985" written in the top left and right corners, respectively. The page is filled with handwritten notes in brown ink, including: * "helium transport" * "no. of vehicles affected" * "parking where" * "under fifty people" * "not public but not adverse to the public" The handwriting is difficult to read, but it appears to be a list of tasks or reminders for the day. The page also includes a small calendar at the bottom, which shows the days of the week and the dates for the month of January 1985. Overall, the image suggests that the person who wrote in this diary was keeping track of their daily activities and tasks, and may have been using it as a tool for planning and organization.