The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Monash Valley seen from the foot of MacLaurin's Hill where it joins Bridges' Road, with Braund's Hill in the centre, and McCay's Hill behind. The sandbag traverses in the valley were made to give shelter from Turkish snipers at the head of the valley.
Shrapnel Gully, taken from Pope's Hill, looking down onto the saps which were dug to protect the troops from snipers when coming to and from the beach. A sandbag traverse is at the bottom of the vall
Looking down Monash Gully from Courtney's Post. 4th Brigade Headquarters are seen on right. Note the sandbag barricades to shelter from snipers.
The main track up Shrapnel Gully on the Gallipoli Peninsula, showing traverses, built to provide cover from Turkish snipers. It was near this site that 283 Major General William Throsby Bridges KCB AI
The head of Monash Gully (Valley) taken from the spot where General Bridges was shot on 15 May 1915, looking north east. The back of Courtney's Post is seen on the right and Pope's Hill is on the lef
The Australian Light Horse shelters at the foot of Pope's Hill on the Gallipoli Peninsula, seen from behind Steele's Post in Monash Valley.
Bridges Road (right) taken from the Junction of Monash Gully (Valley) and Bridges Road looking east. The back of Johnston's Jolly is on the right top corner. The back of Steele's Post is on the left
