WW1 Battlefield Tour 2023

[@donaldwoods8565]

Thanks for this video. All peoples should watch this, and remember all the brave and innocent lives that were lost. We cannot forget history and the lessons that it tries to teach us.....if only we will listen and take heed. The world needs to change, we all need to change, individually and collectively. May God help us to do that! Thanks again Andy.

[@ExpeditionHiker]

Thanks for the comment, being an ex soldier myself and having I had a small interest in ww1 before it has expanded a lot more since the battlefield tour and creating this video,

[@gliderdan3153]

Which God?

[@ExpeditionHiker]

@@gliderdan3153 sorry what do you mean which God?

[@jamesdelaney9402]

RIP TO the FALLEN xx NEVER WILL BE FORGOTEN XX

[@ExpeditionHiker]

Indeed thanks for watching

[@danielm.370]

Great video. Watching this I thought for a moment „Never again“ But then I remembered I‘m German. 🤦‍♂️

[@ExpeditionHiker]

We all took part in the aftermath, hopefully lessons learnt that we don't have a 3rd, I use to live in Germany, near Celle and Berlin

[@coertwerndlij6079]

Thank you for sharing your video! I have been visiting Ypres, and it's surrounding villages for about 25 years now. But I travel alone, sometimes with some friends there. Seeing, and walking the fields, visiting museums, makes you realize how futile, and senseless this war really was you know. In all those years I have visited Ypres, and surrounding villages, I had the privilege to visit recently discovered, and opened Dug-outs, both german and British ones, Vampire dug-out for instance, of which a video also exist, and was on TV, by Time-team, if I am correct. Also, while walking the fields, the still present shell's, which alway's keep coming on the surface, makes you realize the true horror of it all. My great grandfather was also there, on the German side, he luckily survived it. I am planning a visit too, in a few weeks time. Lest we forget. Best regards, and again, thanks for sharing your trip with us.

[@ExpeditionHiker]

Thank you for your comment, I shall visit more in the area next year, and I also plan to visit some ww2 locations too, and of course I shall be taking my camera with me for further videos

[@jasonnicholasschwarz7788]

I went down Vampire as well, in 2007, if I remember correctly. I lived in Ypres from 2001 until 2014 and still feel drawn to that place. It's very special. Those who know what I mean understand.

[@edwardspencer3906]

I remember seeing the "Smith's" in the 80s and them using "Blimey" song as their intro... Nice Touch

[@oldgrandfather2697]

Самозабвенно на протяжении четырёх лет убивали друг друга, непонятно за что . Хотя понятно, за деньги. Которые зарабатывали на смерти господа имеющие власть и средства...

[@edwardspencer3906]

Thank You So Much 😊

[@ExpeditionHiker]

You're welcome 😊 Thanks for watching

[@peteswildlife]

Vielen lieben Dank für das Teilen. Herzliche Grüße und ein schönes Adventwochenende, Alex und Peter

[@ExpeditionHiker]

Danke, schönes Wochenende, Andy

[@steveg6978]

The Poppies ( Grow )

[@jasonnicholasschwarz7788]

Who is the female tourguide?

[@ExpeditionHiker]

Which part of the video, in Arras or on the coach, Yorkshire trench/German cemetery

[@jasonnicholasschwarz7788]

@@ExpeditionHiker the one in Langemark I think.

[@jasonnicholasschwarz7788]

@@ExpeditionHiker the one in Langemark I think.

[@trendtraderx]

Good show.

[@ExpeditionHiker]

Thanks

[@ingemetdiedikkedingen]

respects all

[@ingemetdiedikkedingen]

thanks for posting

[@ExpeditionHiker]

Thanks for watching

[@jollygood9183]

"Oh! Oh! Oh! It's a lovely war". What an absolutely brilliant video. Thank you so much for sharing. 'Lest we forget'.

[@ExpeditionHiker]

Thank you for watching, I put a lot into that video and took some time to put together so comments like yours, make me want to produce more, thank you Andy