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    Amazing pictures of landscape still scarred by WWI

    Amazing pictures of landscape still scarred by WWI

    To many photos too post; go to the link to view them

    http://www.coolcrack.com/2011/11/amazin ... still.html

    Blast damage: This image from within the crater gives a sense of its depth and the force of the explosion which created it

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    Trench footprint: The still pockmarked landscape of Beaumont Hamel on the Somme where the Newfoundland Regiment were decimated by German machine guns

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    Haunting: The Fort de Douaument - a defence near Verdun, France which saw one million casualties in the Great War - from Mike St Maur Sheil's collection

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    Scars of battle: Haunting picture of a landscape near Verdun, France still shows the pockmarks and craters made in the Great War almost 100 years ago

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    Shell shock: Lochnagar Crater at the Somme as it is today. The picture is part of a collection of World War One landscapes which still bear the signs of war damage

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