West-Flanders - Poperinge
The Lyssenthoek Cemetery was known as the Remy Siding (the siding at Remy Quaeghebeur). In those years it was a hospital that was consecutively in the hands of the French – the British – the Canadians - the Australians and finally the French again. 320,000 wounded soldiers were treated at the hospital, 10.835 victims are buried at the graveyard where casualties of nearly every battle in the 4 year war can be found.
WW1 Poperinge (30 km)
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This WW1 Cycling Route has been created by the Rotary For You.The Lyssenthoek Cemetery was known as the Remy Siding (the siding at Remy Quaeghebeur). In those years it was a hospital that was consecutively in the hands of the French – the British – the Canadians - the Australians and finally the French again. 320,000 wounded soldiers were treated at the hospital, 10.835 victims are buried at the graveyard where casualties of nearly every battle in the 4 year war can be found.
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Poperinge
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Cycle Nodes: 92-89-88-87-85-86-79-66-67-92
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