Monthly Archives: October 2024

Austro-Hungarian Hand Grenades of the Great War Part Fifteen – The M16 ‘Cigaro’

Here’s another of those curious contraptions that litter my Man Cave.  And if you disregard the vanes at the top, this image shows exactly why this was referred to as the Cigaro. 

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Post Update No. 5 – Railway Dugouts Burial Ground (Transport Farm)

Just like London buses, you wait for ages, and then two turn up almost at once.  Here’s another updated post from way back for you, and this one has had a major overhaul.  You can see what you think by … Continue reading →

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Post Update No. 4 – Bedford House Cemetery

An update to a post that was first published over thirteen years ago, mainly because I have always been aware that when I visited I had missed, among many, one particular grave that I should have photographed, and which I … Continue reading →

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A Meeting of Military Minds

Not exactly your average Sunday, as we find ourselves in a school hall somewhere in the depths of leafy Surrey – and we do have a lot of leaves in Surrey, being the county, apparently, with the most trees in … Continue reading →

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