In the past week not only did I find that we will meet another two more wonderful people on this trip, but we will have (another) special private tour arranged for us: this time when we get to Graguenamanagh on May 6. One of the significant sites on this trip is the Mont Huon military cemetery, the final resting place of Charles Edward Fitzhenry, who died on 21-08-1918 after being hit by a bullet to the head on 10-08-18, somewhere in the vicinity of Lihon. Plo...

There is a link to a Sydney Morning Herald article about the underground city (caves) at Naours, the inscriptions left by diggers and also the inscription left by Charles Edward Fitzhenry during the war: Search: The names of 731 Anzacs found in cave under the WW1 battlefields of France There is some background information on Charles Edward Fitzhenry, thanks to Lucie: Search: Charles Fitzhenry of the 9th Battalion AIF - a search for living decendants (Fitzhenry...