The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The countryside around the village of Albert from near Senlis. The winding watercourse in the middle distance is possibly the Ancre River. This is the left hand image in a three part panorama. See EZ0173P for the combined image.
The village of Albert from near Senlis. There are wildflowers growing in the foreground. The village buildings stretch across the middle distance, with woods on the horizon. This is the right hand
The countryside around the village of Albert from near Senlis. The winding waterway in the middle distance is possibly the Ancre River. This is the central image in a three part panorama. See EZ017
The village of Albert and the surrounding countryside from near Senlis. This is a digitally combined composite panorama made up of three separate images. It is only available as a digital print. Th
The countryside around the village of Albert from near Senlis. The winding waterway in the middle distance is possibly the Ancre River. This is the central image in a three part panorama. See EZ017
The village of Albert from near Senlis. There are wildflowers growing in the foreground. The village buildings stretch across the middle distance, with woods on the horizon. This is the right hand
A view of the valley of Ancre and the villages which featured in the Australian operations against German forces in March and early April 1918, during the German push towards Amiens. In the foreground
View across the barren countryside. The viaduct can be seen in the distance (centre left). This is the right hand image in a two part panorama. See B03069P for the combined image.
The village of Albert and the surrounding countryside from near Senlis. This is a digitally combined composite panorama made up of three separate images. It is only available as a digital print. Th
A view of the valley of Ancre and the villages which featured in the Australian operations against German forces in March and early April 1918, during the German push towards Amiens. A road runs acro
