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Discusses the photograph of Alison Cairns that David sent her. Recalls a holiday spent with Alison Cairns in Italy. Reports that she is taking a cure at the Kurhaus Cademario to prepare for a strenous summer when she will have to prepare an International Executive Committee for her organisation. Empathises with David's experience of ordering Alison's affairs after her death. Anticipates Lyn Newman's book about Alison Cairns, believing it will be a fitting companion volume to 'So much love, so little money'. Declares that she kept every letter Alison ever sent her.

Gives information about a particular tree near Jedburgh. Explains that Mr Edwards suggested he write because he used to be the district officer for that area. Recalls other very old oaks in the Jedburgh area.

Refers to Charlie's digestive trouble, Tom's work on Jacqueline's garden. Describes Karmen and William's wedding, and the meeting with Edward, Edna, their three children, Max, Vi, herself and baby Damien. Mentions her illness and treatment at the Evelyn Nursing Home.

Asks her to pass a letter on to Lyn Newman. Asks after Elsa. Mentions a mutual schoolfriend, Muriel Davidson.

Mentions Elsa's meeting with Miss Gladstone. Encloses Miss Don's letter about 'So much love, so little money'. Refers to her recent meeting with Lyn, and looks forward to her broadcast. Reports that Dr Silber's book on Pestalozzi is doing well and she is working on the English version.

Shares Elsa's grief about Alison's death but had no strength for writing earlier due to illness. Discusses her beliefs about existence after death. Recalls her time with Alison in Venice and Edinburgh. Requests the obituary Lyn wrote for the Times. Offers her assistance to Lyn with her project to write a biography of Alison Cairns. Sympathises with Elsa's dental problems.

Praises Lyn's book.

Thanks Elsa for sending her 'So much love, so little money'. Appreciates it all the more because she knew Mrs Irvine. Details her coach tour through Scotland.

Confirms that she forwarded Elsa's letter to Miss Robinson. Praises 'So much love, so little money'.

Mentions that she is lending the copy of Lyn's poem, 'Salome now dead', that Elsa sent her to Leslie Phillips.