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Photograph E01118 First World War, 1914-1918Troops proceeding to the Ypres salient along the muddy Ypres-Poperinghe Road. Some troops are riding on a bus while other are walking alongside laden horse drawn carts.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Transport on the Abeele-Poperinghe Road, working to and from the battleground of Ypres. Note the muddy conditions of the road and the water in the ditch on the left.
Troops proceeding to the Ypres salient along the muddy Ypres-Poperinghe Road. Some troops are riding on a bus while other are walking alongside laden horse drawn carts.

Soldiers oversee the transfer of ammunition from broad gauge (right) to light railway at Fuzeville, near Poperinghe. At the time the third battle of Ypres was raging. Note the extremely muddy state

Motor and horse transport passing through Vlamertinghe, near Ypres. Motor transport, including six Australian companies, continuously used the cobbled road from Poperinghe to Ypres. The photograph ill

Near Ypres, Belgium. 1 November 1917. A British FE2 Pusher aircraft which crashed near the Ypres-Poperinghe Road on 1 November. Note the number 5 on the upper wing.

Ypres, Belgium. 5 November 1917. Canadian troops and transport passing through Ypres along the main Poperinghe-Ypres Road. The Gasometer on the left of the photograph was later on completely destroyed

Stretcher bearers (centre) transporting wounded, while other troops (left) move over a duckboard track running across a muddy Anzac Ridge to the front line in the Ypres Sector. At this time the attac
