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I have just set up a page for the Walkhampton War Memorial on the Yorkshire Regiment Remembrance website. One of the Yorkshire’s Officers is commemorated on the memorial.
http://www.ww1-yorkshires.org.uk/html-files/war-memorials-elsewhere-W.htm
I very much appreciate being able to use your photographs.
Thank you.
Nice job Edward. Have you checked the Brookwood Military Cemetery post yet; if not, I left a comment for you there yesterday. The Brookwood photos are now available there.
lovely to see the memorial stone still on display on the Walkhampton war monument
to my uncle RFJ Martin HMS Gloucester, to whom I was named after
Regards ROBERT FREDRICK JOHN MARTIN
Well it was there when I took these photos, and I imagine it is there still. Thanks for commenting Robert (back in the noughties this website was a Frank Zappa website, and one of whose band members shares your name).