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Category Archives: St. Julien
A Tour of Langemark Part Nine – Minty Farm Cemetery
Minty Farm Cemetery is a little under three miles north and a little east of the centre of Ypres (Ieper), and less than a mile south east of the Welsh Memorial Park where this tour started, and once you arrive … Continue reading
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A Tour of Langemark Part Eight – The Hertfordshire Regiment Memorial
A last-minute addition to our Tour of Langemark, and thus not on the trench maps seen in previous posts, the new memorial to the Hertfordshire Regiment can be found in the fields outside St. Julien (now Sint-Juliaan), less than a … Continue reading
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The St. Julien Memorial, Vancouver Corner & Dochy Farm New British Cemetery
By the time we took our leave of St. Julian Dressing Station Cemetery (last post), the flurries of snow had, briefly as it turned out, ceased, although the temperature continued to fall as evening drew in. A short distance north … Continue reading
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The Road to Passchendaele Part Six – St. Julien Dressing Station Cemetery
At the time of our visit, a little while back now, St. Julien Dressing Station Cemetery was undergoing some serious maintenance, so it’s fair to say that we didn’t exactly see it at its best, but the next time we … Continue reading