Yesterday-evening I returned from a trip to the Somme’s battlefields. Here, during WW1, so many British men and boys died in a rather useless attack that should have been a turning-point in this war. It was a very impressive trip. Not only because you can see the old battle-fronts by the shattered graveyards, but also because you can imagine rather well how the carnage here took place. A simple walk in a wood or on the fields, brought up ammunition and a large Obus. The nice weather (not as ‘heavenly’ as on July, 1st 1916) and the whistling birds nonewithstanding made the atmosphere daunting. Here Lord Kitchener’s Army found it’s doom. Two years in the making, 10 minutes in the destroying. Makes you humble… Look at the undeveloped photo’s at Flickr.
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