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You have already shown an interest in the Western Front 5 Day Tour, please select any other tours you are interested in.
One day - Somme introductory tour
The Somme 2 day tour
One day Ypres Salient introductory tour
Ypres Salient 2 Day Tour
Western Front 3 Day Tour
Western Front 5 Day Tour
Christmas markets - 2 Day Break
Christmas markets - 3 Day Break
Christmas markets - 4 Day Break
Theme park - 2 Day Break
Theme park - 3 Day Break
Theme park - 4 Day Break
The ANZAC Experience
1 Day Arras Tour
2 Day Arras Tour
3 Day Arras Tour
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We may be able to arrange a visit to a persons grave or memorial, to make your trip more personal. If you are not sure what to put in the fields, just do you best or leave them blank

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In 1914 a WWI Winnipeg Captain, Harry Colebourn, took a black bear cub to England as his regiment's mascot. When Colebourn shipped out for France, he donated the bear named "Winnipeg", after his home town, to the London Zoo. Author A.A. Milne and his son Christopher Robin loved "Winnie" and his father later crafted stories about a boy and his bear, "Winnie the Pooh".

Harry Colebourn