Mark Finneran
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I am told there is a keen French collector who has an amazing relic collection alongside a trench system? Has anybody ever been there please and could let me know where?
VMT
Mark
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Mark
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French WWI 'Relic' Collection.
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dano1917
RIP
Jan, I've heard of The Tommy Cafe' in POZI'ERS. Though I have never been there I have heard that they quite the display there (maybe coffee too!!!!). How goes it? Dano
Dano, simply too busy at work. Due to this also unable to the BOCN meeting this weekend. Spent one week in April searching the Argonne sector for relics.
Managed to locate a recently exacavated German ammo dump that was blown up by the American during an airstrike in 1918. Will probably be turned into
grassland again for the cows so my search was a one off possibility. Will post some pictures soon.
The problem with the The Tommy Caf is that a lot of stuff is outside slowly rusting away without hardly any protection from the elements.
Regards, Jan
http://www.westernfront.nl
Managed to locate a recently exacavated German ammo dump that was blown up by the American during an airstrike in 1918. Will probably be turned into
grassland again for the cows so my search was a one off possibility. Will post some pictures soon.
The problem with the The Tommy Caf is that a lot of stuff is outside slowly rusting away without hardly any protection from the elements.
Regards, Jan
http://www.westernfront.nl