Tonnes of WWI relics buried beneath Flanders soil

[DioMac]

Hi all, another news article you might find interesting:

Tonnes of WWI relics buried beneath Flanders soil - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

A Flanders farmer has recovered so many WWI relics from beneath his soil that he has set up a museum to showcase rifles, helmets and unexploded artillery shells.

[edelweiss123]

Very interesting. Do you have any idea where the museum is as i'm heading over there in the morning and would be interested in visiting?

[Scout]

Indeed.
Too bad, that we didnt get to see more of the MG (looked like it still had an ammo belt attached!) and other relics.
I hope no other visitors are allowed near the live ordnance!!
Not the thing to have on display.
But then it did sound, like it was waiting to be destroyed.

[stuka f]

Very interesting. Do you have any idea where the museum is as i'm heading over there in the morning and would be interested in visiting?

I gave you a list of all museums in Belgium, when you asked for in a other threat, i tought it was among them!
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[stuka f]

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[douglas2496]

Very interesting. thanks for posting.

[JMM]

Hi all, another news article you might find interesting:

Tonnes of WWI relics buried beneath Flanders soil - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

A Flanders farmer has recovered so many WWI relics from beneath his soil that he has set up a museum to showcase rifles, helmets and unexploded artillery shells.

Very interesting. Thanks for posting

[stuka f]

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[edelweiss123]

Thanks Kris, I did the Sanctuary Wood museum and Menin Road one a few years back. Will no doubt be visiting again. Thank you!

[stuka f]

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