temptage #51 Posted 5 September , 2015 DH Gill Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
temptage #53 Posted 5 September , 2015 Could you email me the photos so they are in their original size please? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fritz #54 Posted 5 September , 2015 Already done. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
temptage #55 Posted 10 September , 2015 You are a star. I have to pass on the thanks from the recipient to you. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Stuart Dowden #57 Posted 3 August Hi, I am visiting Niederzwehren tomorrow and intended to drive there in a motorhome. Would anyone know whether this is at all possible or should I walk? Any info sincerely appreciated. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
imaginatian #58 Posted 3 August 2 hours ago, Stuart Dowden said: Hi, I am visiting Niederzwehren tomorrow and intended to drive there in a motorhome. Would anyone know whether this is at all possible or should I walk? Any info sincerely appreciated. Stuart, There's a good tarmac road right to the cemetery, and just beyond. This image is from my DashCam. You can turn a car round by the cemetery without any problems but if you've got a goliath of a motor home then that might be tricky! If you can't turn around then you would have to reverse about 100 metres along a dead straight road to a T-junction, and turn there. Alternatively turn around at the junction and reverse back to the cemetery! I've been there twice, in October 2017 and September 2018. There was a big change in the surrounding area between those dates. There is now an approach road to this location from junction 6 on the A49 which makes things easier. However this is to service a large new technology park that is being built in the fields to the east of the cemetery. This is not obvious from the satellite view on Google Maps - the new roads are marked but appear to be going through fields. The development is more obvious on Bing Maps - https://binged.it/2YI0FZa - although I think there will be more buildings than this map shows. Remember to visit the Russian cemetery next door, which has a very different feeling to that of the CWGC cemetery. Also expect a lot of people to walk past the cemetery, many with dogs. Regards, Ian Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
