This is why you go on walking tours (well, it’s one reason, a helluva good reason)
No need to beat around the bush with this one. Finding out about Tania’s Cafe is worth the...
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This is why you go on walking tours (well, it’s one reason, a helluva good reason)
No need to beat around the bush with this one. Finding out about Tania’s Cafe is worth the...
04:10
Ireland, Belgium, Iceland Preview
Ep 120 International football returns for the final time this year. We preview Ireland with...
52:44
Ireland, Belgium & Iceland Review
Ep 122 We look back on the recent International window, with wins against Ireland and Iceland and...
40:38
Along the old Roman Road between Ypres and Menin was a road junction that became the main route...
48:11
Trench Chat: Battlefield Tourism & Landscape with Amy Harrison
In this episode, we are joined by Military Historian Amy Harrison to discuss her work as a...
43:32
Peace in No Man's Land: The Christmas Truce of 1914
On a cold winter's day in December 1914, the men of both sides emerged from their trenches. Not...
01:06:12
Amidst the dark trees of Polygon Wood near Ypres, bunkers and old shell craters tell the story...
50:25
Walking Ypres: Langemarck German Cemetery
We return to Flanders and walk the battlefields near the village of Langemarck across to...
46:11
Today is Armistice Day; a century ago in 1920, the body of the Unknown Warrior was laid to rest...
19:29
The Day the Guns Fell Silent: Armistice 1918
As Remembrance Sunday approaches we look at the final day of the Great War on the Western Front....
31:25
Rudyard Kipling called the cemeteries of the Great War 'Silent Cities', these vast cities of...
40:03
Trench Chat: The Missing with John Broom
In this latest Trench Chat we talk to historian and author John Broom about his new book...
26:36
The war poet Siegfried Sassoon referred to the Missing of the First World War as 'nameless...
28:33
Ypres: A Walk to the Front Line
In this episode, we follow a route to the front line used by soldiers during the Great War....
43:57
In this episode, we explore Tyne Cot Cemetery and Memorial. Tyne Cot, the largest British and...
38:27
This weeks episode was recorded a few weeks ago whilst on the battlefields of Flanders, and in...
21:22
What does Passchendaele mean to us, more than a century later? In this episode, we walk an...
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In this episode we walk from the Menin Road, along Maple Avenue to Sanctuary Wood British...
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In this episode we walk from the village of Locre (now Loker) to Kemmel Hill in Flanders. Along...
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Once the haunt of lovers, these gentle slopes on a Flanders landscape became Hill 60 to the...
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