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Mark Hone · 21-02-2004, 04:08 PM

Spurred on by the BBC 'Dunkirk' programme I may make a return trip to the Wormhoudt Massacre site when I am next in the area. I have not visited since Autumn 2000 when the future of this atmospheric site was in doubt. It was reportedly saved by the Daily Mail et al, but can any contributors confirm what state it is in? (It's not actually at Wormhoudt, of course)

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Mark Hone Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bury, Lancashire, England Posts: 309	Spurred on by the BBC 'Dunkirk' programme I may make a return trip to the Wormhoudt Massacre site when I am next in the area. I have not visited since Autumn 2000 when the future of this atmospheric site was in doubt. It was reportedly saved by the Daily Mail et al, but can any contributors confirm what state it is in? (It's not actually at Wormhoudt, of course) __________________ In memory of Corporal Jack Hone (1923-2004), proud 14th Army 'Steelback'.