With the British Army in Flanders & France

With the Boer War graves we visited last post bathed in sunlight on the left, it’s time to visit the Officers’ Plot, seen here on the right. Continue reading →

A short distance from the Great War Non-Conformist plot we visited last post, and as we make our way towards the Officers’ plot (next post), these scattered graves on the hillside are among the earlier, late-19th Century, turn of the 20th Century, burials made here.  Continue reading →

These three rows of headstones comprise the Non-Conformist plot. Continue reading →

Last post we took a look around the small Second World War plot, seen here close to the fence in the left background, and the post-war graves nearby.  This time it’s the row of headstones on the left, and the mass of headstones on the right, the main Church of England plot, that we are going to explore.  Continue reading →

Down this road the soldiers went.  Continue reading →

Once upon a time, the longest building in the world stood here.  Continue reading →