A little journey in western France...
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Thom, excellent photos & no doubt a memorable trip.
A book you might (or might not) enjoy.."Back To the Front." Don't recall the author's name, but he's a young Canadian living in France who eventually walks the entire length of the WWI Western Front trenches, from the sea across Belgium & France to Switzerland. His commentary on the battles, casulties, madness of war, and the present-day appearance of the battlefields & their monuments is quite fascinating.
Jim, out to do yard work...
A book you might (or might not) enjoy.."Back To the Front." Don't recall the author's name, but he's a young Canadian living in France who eventually walks the entire length of the WWI Western Front trenches, from the sea across Belgium & France to Switzerland. His commentary on the battles, casulties, madness of war, and the present-day appearance of the battlefields & their monuments is quite fascinating.
Jim, out to do yard work...
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