Dunkerque to Hon Fleur via Somme
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Big driving day today. We will do at least 5 hours maybe more.
We got out early to avoid traffic and we had the roads to ourselves. Freeways can be as fast as 130 Kmh but most of the time it isRead more
Big driving day today. We will do at least 5 hours maybe more.
We got out early to avoid traffic and we had the roads to ourselves. Freeways can be as fast as 130 Kmh but most of the time it isRead more
This memorial is dedicated to the Australians and other Allied forces who gave their lives during World War One. It possesses a heavy atmosphere and the monuments themselves still bear damage from theRead more
The battlefields of WW1 got very close to Amiens which was a city Germany wanted to conquer. The newly formed Australian Army was sent to that region, among others a little further along the front, toRead more
Villiers- Bretonneux April 1918
The Australian national memorial stands on a rise known as "Hill 104" which become a prominent Australian history when it was secured during recapture ofRead more
Today marks the fist of our 16 Re-dedication ceremonys for PTE Quinn KIA 8th Aug 1918. Having the opportunity to witness a ceremony, giving the name back to a once unknown fallen Austrlaian soldierRead more
Heath cemetery- first time finding poppy's
Another amazing cemetery full of the history of our fallen, Thanks finchy for sharing PTE Styles journey 🇦🇺
You might also know this place by the following names:
Fouilloy, Fouilloé, Фујоа, Фуюа, 富伊瓦
Traveler
You could have visited my great uncle , Ernest Kerslake , he’s buried at the Somme .
Traveler My great uncle is over there too.!