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- French Flanders: The Cemeteries on the Lys Part Twelve – La Gorgue Communal Cemetery May 23, 2019
- French Flanders: The Cemeteries on the Lys Part Eleven – La Gorgue War Memorial May 18, 2019
- The Somme – Rancourt Military Cemetery – ‘To the Immortal Memory’ May 16, 2019
- French Flanders: The Cemeteries on the Lys Part Ten – Estaires War Memorial May 12, 2019
- French Flanders: The Cemeteries on the Lys Part Nine – Estaires Communal Cemetery Part Two May 9, 2019
- French Flanders: The Cemeteries on the Lys Part Eight – Estaires Communal Cemetery & Extension Part One May 5, 2019
- And Now For Something Completely Different May 3, 2019
- French Flanders: The Cemeteries on the Lys Part Seven – Sailly-sur-la-Lys Canadian Cemetery April 30, 2019
- On the Military Road April 28, 2019
- French Flanders: The Cemeteries on the Lys Part Six – A Return to Anzac Cemetery April 20, 2019
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- Magicfingers on French Flanders: The Cemeteries on the Lys Part Eleven – La Gorgue War Memorial
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Category Archives: Sussex East
A Pevensey Pillbox
Not what you expect to find on a modern housing estate, really. We are in Stone Cross, about two miles west of Pevensey, and this is indeed a Second World War pillbox. Built in 1941 as part of a network … Continue reading
Berwick – St. Michael & All Angels Church, Churchyard & War Memorial
Welcome to Berwick. Not Berwick up north, but Berwick down south, in East Sussex. Inside the quaint little church,… …a splendid mural entitled ‘Christ in Glory’ covers much of the interior, designed in 1943 by artist Duncan Grant (Grant was … Continue reading
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Pevensey – St. Nicolas Church & Churchyard
And it all started with such promise. An easy to navigate churchyard. War graves, a decent day (in fact two days, four apart, as I had to persuade the churchwarden to open the place on my second visit). Actually 455 … Continue reading
Ashdown Forest – The Airmen’s Grave
A minute or so after midnight on the last day of July 1941, the peace of the Ashdown Forest in East Sussex was shattered as Wellington Mk II W5364 QT-H, returning from a bombing raid on Cologne, ended its homeward … Continue reading