other bits of information, albeit he wanted very badly to take us to the underground tunnels. Here he is shown with maps and drawings of the network of German tunnels that he leads tours through. From the look on Ellen's face, she does not seem to be that interested in a subterranean tour.Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Fellow Journeyers
The Route du Martin began when we met John and Ellen Bratt at the infamous Charles deGaulle Airport in Paris. From there we headed northeast to the Meuse-Argonne region of France. We stayed in a delightful B&B, LaScholastic run by Denis Hebrard. Denis was quite helpful with directions and 
other bits of information, albeit he wanted very badly to take us to the underground tunnels. Here he is shown with maps and drawings of the network of German tunnels that he leads tours through. From the look on Ellen's face, she does not seem to be that interested in a subterranean tour.
other bits of information, albeit he wanted very badly to take us to the underground tunnels. Here he is shown with maps and drawings of the network of German tunnels that he leads tours through. From the look on Ellen's face, she does not seem to be that interested in a subterranean tour.
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