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The right word is PERIGO and no Perico (G not C) best regards,

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Nice shot, well-restored. The narrative is also interesting. I wonder if the writer considered that letters were the only way of sending news home? I don't know about WW1, but when I was in uniform and on ops, when we had time we all wrote home, and receiving mail was a real event. I have no doubt that the gunner in the background is especially pleased as it was the gunners' creeping barrage in the battle of Menin Road Ridge that played a major part in the success of the third battle of Ypres. Perhaps they were pleased to be writing home to tell the story, and that they had lived to tell the tale.

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I'm sure that he was just thrilled to be standing in the water and mud . Allies were ordered not to give up any ground ( that dictated were the tranches were placed ) , on the other hand Germans were opting for high ground to keep them relatively dry. Guess were all the stuff from German trenches end up ?


“ And kind old King George
Sent Mother a note
When he heard that father was gone.
It was, I recall,
In the form of a scroll,
With gold leaf and all.
And I found it one day
In a drawer of old photographs, hidden away.
And my eyes still grow damp to remember
His Majesty signed
With his own rubber stamp. “
Pink Floyd