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The Forgotten Fronts

The Forgotten Fronts

North of Nova Gorica, the Route ‘103’ hugs the emerald-coloured Soca river as it cuts through the Julian Alps. The road and river connect small valley floor villages and towns

Posted on Mon 21 September 2015Mon 21 September 2015 by Expedition Team
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Black Pine Red Zone

Black Pine Red Zone

Most people visit the iconic landscapes of the First World War in Northern France, the remains of the No Man’s Land and the fortified trenches, looking for monuments and ruins of war. We went there and found a forest.

Posted on Sat 19 September 2015Mon 21 September 2015 by Expedition Team
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From No Man’s Land to Nowhere

From No Man’s Land to Nowhere

In this first leg of our expedition, we travelled from No Man’s Land to Nowhere. From London to marshes of Norfolk, we traced Medieval sites that somehow fall outside the “normal” order of governance and ownership.

Posted on Tue 15 September 2015Tue 15 September 2015 by Expedition Team
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Preparing the Land Rover

Preparing the Land Rover

With only three days until the launch of the expedition at The Royal Geographical Society in London we’ve been hard at work preparing the car for the start of the 6000 mile journey.

Posted on Thu 10 September 2015Sat 12 September 2015 by Expedition Team
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Hidden histories (and geographies) of the Zone Rouge

Hidden histories (and geographies) of the Zone Rouge

Even after 100 years, the term “No Man’s Land” is still intimately associated with the tract of mangled earth between the front lines of the opposing armies during the Great War of 1914-1918.

Posted on Mon 31 August 2015Tue 1 September 2015 by Expedition Team
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From dead zones to living spaces?

From dead zones to living spaces?

No-man’s lands are commonly associated with destruction, danger, walls and barbed wire. Can they also be sites of reconciliation and peace-building?

Posted on Tue 21 July 2015Mon 31 August 2015 by Expedition Team
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