SUTTON Travels

01 January 2019

Hill of Vauquois France

Before World War I, Vauquois was an actractive village on a hill near the Argonne forest. The craters reveal the effects of many explosions that erased a village and left craters as a remembrance of war one hundred years ago.

Shells are still visible on the battlefield.

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Guide to World War I in France

Guide to World War I in Belgium

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Le Main de Massiges France

An estensive restoration effort at Massiges helps visitors appreciate life in the trenches along the Western Front in France.

A local guide talks about artefacts recovered during restoration.

On site photos illustrate life in sections of the trenchworks

Video of the trenches

My World War I Travels

Guide to World War I in France

Guide to World War I in Belgium

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Century Tanks Memorial France

Several tanks are on display at this site remembering the tanks and tank crews of World War I in the Chemin des Dames area of France.

My World War I Travels

Guide to World War I in France

Guide to World War I in Belgium

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Monument to the Crapouillots France

This monument in the shape of a mortar shell honours the French trench artillerymen of World War I. It is located in the Chemin des Dames sector.

Read more at this cheminsdesdemoire site

My World War I Travels

Guide to World War I in France

Guide to World War I in Belgium

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Cerny en Loannois Aisne France

Chapel at the village of Cerny-en-Loannois in the Department of Aisne, France.

The memorial chapel honours those men of the battles known in the area of the Chemin des Dames.

A nearby cemetery includes French and Russian soldiers.

A separate nearby cemetery includes the graves of German soldiers.

My World War I Travels

Guide to World War I in France

Guide to World War I in Belgium

Click to learn more about World War I in this area--including a map.

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31 December 2018

British Memorial Soissons France

The memorial commemorates about 4,000 British Commonwealth men who died during the Battles of the Aisne and the Marne and who do not have a known grave.

On the day I visited, 23 October 2018, two British families found the names of relatives, which all nearby stopped to show respect.