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The Tyne Cot War Cemetery is located
near Zonnebeke just
northeast of Ypres - one
of the towns that saw a lot of fighting during World War I.
The cemetery holds 11,954 graves of British and other Commonwealth
soldiers, which makes it one of the largest World War I cemeteries
in the area.
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Some of the many Australian graves at the
Tyne Cot War Cemetery
near
Zonnebeke.
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The grave of "A soldier of the Great
War - Machine Gun Corps" at the
Tyne Cot War Cemetery
near
Zonnebeke.
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A small section of the memorial wall at the
Tyne Cot War Cemetery
near
Zonnebeke.
The wall contains thousands of names.
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The graves of two Australian Second
Lieutenant's (K. M. Day & J. F. Adams) at the
Tyne Cot War Cemetery
near
Zonnebeke.
They were both killed on the 12th of October 1917.
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Two graves of "unknown" soldiers - "A
British Officer (Lieutenant) of the Great War" and "A soldier of the
Great War" - at the Tyne Cot
War Cemetery
near
Zonnebeke.
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The entrance to the
Tyne Cot War Cemetery
near
Zonnebeke.
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Tyne Cot War Cemetery
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Zonnebeke :
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Photo:
euro-t-guide.com -
August 2011
Feel free to use the pictures if you want to, but please remember to
refer to "euro-t-guide.com" as the photographer.
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