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Sanctuary Woods, Museum, Cemeteries, and Monument.
Sanctuary Wood Museum的点评
点评：I have been here before but there were a few parts of the trenches that I had missed so made a point of coming back 1/10/225. The museum itself is a hotch-potch of artifacts, pretty small and for the most part unlabelled, but interesting none the less. Some of the photographs are hard to look, they are pretty hard core.
The trenches are original, but have some reinforcing to maintain their walls, not surprising after 108 years. The jumble of trenches just shows you how messed up and complicated these huge trench systems could be. I think a bit of background reading first would help if you are more than just a casual observer. Learn how the trenches were laid out, forward, reserve and communication trenches running perpendicular to them.
There are tree stumps and a dead tree trunk from the war which has bullet and shrapnel holes, so with a bit of imagination you could visualise how bleak it would have been. Dont forget to visit the Canadian memorial and the cemetery you passed on the way up.
If you visit when its wet, bring wellies or boots, and if you venture into the tunnels bring a head torch.
Several of these reviews seem to expect everything to be laid out in front of you, labelled and lined up for your pleasure, they are not, if you want to go look at a genuine 1st world war trench site, then put some effort in, do some background reading, learn what was actually going on there, and your trip will be more rewarding. YT is your friend, there are many vids describing the area. Dont forget there are probably still unfound soldiers under these trenches.
I really enjoyed my second visit, I walked the tranches and woods alone, it was a gorgeous sunny October day, and you could hear the silence and be alone with your thoughts.
It is well worth a visit, just dont expect to be spoon fed.
The trenches are original, but have some reinforcing to maintain their walls, not surprising after 108 years. The jumble of trenches just shows you how messed up and complicated these huge trench systems could be. I think a bit of background reading first would help if you are more than just a casual observer. Learn how the trenches were laid out, forward, reserve and communication trenches running perpendicular to them.
There are tree stumps and a dead tree trunk from the war which has bullet and shrapnel holes, so with a bit of imagination you could visualise how bleak it would have been. Dont forget to visit the Canadian memorial and the cemetery you passed on the way up.
If you visit when its wet, bring wellies or boots, and if you venture into the tunnels bring a head torch.
Several of these reviews seem to expect everything to be laid out in front of you, labelled and lined up for your pleasure, they are not, if you want to go look at a genuine 1st world war trench site, then put some effort in, do some background reading, learn what was actually going on there, and your trip will be more rewarding. YT is your friend, there are many vids describing the area. Dont forget there are probably still unfound soldiers under these trenches.
I really enjoyed my second visit, I walked the tranches and woods alone, it was a gorgeous sunny October day, and you could hear the silence and be alone with your thoughts.
It is well worth a visit, just dont expect to be spoon fed.
翻译：我以前来过这里，但错过了一些战壕的遗迹，所以特意在2025年1月10日再次来到这里。博物馆本身就是一堆杂乱无章的文物，规模很小，而且大部分都没有标签，但仍然很有趣。有些照片很难看，它们非常逼真。
这些战壕是原始的，但有一些加固措施来维护墙体，这在108年后并不奇怪。这些杂乱无章的战壕恰恰表明了这些巨大的战壕系统是多么混乱和复杂。我认为，如果你不仅仅是一个普通的观察者，那么先了解一些背景知识会有所帮助。了解战壕是如何布局的，包括与之垂直的前进战壕、预备战壕和交通战壕。
博物馆里有一些战争时期的树桩和一棵枯死的树干，树干上布满了弹孔和弹片，所以只要发挥一下想象力，你就能想象出那里曾经是多么荒凉。别忘了参观一下你上山途中经过的加拿大纪念碑和公墓。
如果天气潮湿时去参观，请带上雨靴或靴子；如果您冒险进入隧道，请带上头灯。
有些评论似乎希望一切都摆在你面前，贴上标签，排列整齐，供您欣赏，但事实并非如此。如果您想去看看真正的一战战壕遗址，那就花点功夫，阅读一些背景资料，了解那里当时的情况，您的旅程将会更加有意义。YT 是您的朋友，有很多描述该地区的视频。别忘了，这些战壕下可能还有未被发现的士兵。
我非常享受我的第二次参观，我独自一人走过战壕和树林，那是一个阳光明媚的十月天，您可以聆听寂静，独自思考。
非常值得一游，只是不要指望有人会喂您吃东西。
这些战壕是原始的，但有一些加固措施来维护墙体，这在108年后并不奇怪。这些杂乱无章的战壕恰恰表明了这些巨大的战壕系统是多么混乱和复杂。我认为，如果你不仅仅是一个普通的观察者，那么先了解一些背景知识会有所帮助。了解战壕是如何布局的，包括与之垂直的前进战壕、预备战壕和交通战壕。
博物馆里有一些战争时期的树桩和一棵枯死的树干，树干上布满了弹孔和弹片，所以只要发挥一下想象力，你就能想象出那里曾经是多么荒凉。别忘了参观一下你上山途中经过的加拿大纪念碑和公墓。
如果天气潮湿时去参观，请带上雨靴或靴子；如果您冒险进入隧道，请带上头灯。
有些评论似乎希望一切都摆在你面前，贴上标签，排列整齐，供您欣赏，但事实并非如此。如果您想去看看真正的一战战壕遗址，那就花点功夫，阅读一些背景资料，了解那里当时的情况，您的旅程将会更加有意义。YT 是您的朋友，有很多描述该地区的视频。别忘了，这些战壕下可能还有未被发现的士兵。
我非常享受我的第二次参观，我独自一人走过战壕和树林，那是一个阳光明媚的十月天，您可以聆听寂静，独自思考。
非常值得一游，只是不要指望有人会喂您吃东西。
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