""First, at Changi, we lay on the ground where we fell. Later we were allotted accommodation in India Lines - sixty men to each ex-Punjabi wooden hut thatched with palm fronds...Next we stole anything as yet unstolen, with which to concoct a bed and arrange a personal nook of our own..." from 'To the Kwai - and Back" by Ronald Searle" image: A portrait sketch of a British Prisoner of War sitting on his woven mat bed in a hut. He is busily sewing a patch on a pair of shorts, and is dressed in little else apart from a pair of socks. His personal effects are arranged on a shelf behind him, and his boots can be seen on his right. A mess tin lies on the floor in the foreground.