All along this road, cut out of the left side of the hill, are concrete shelters, dug-outs, underground passages, German posts of commandment, and a few German graves.
THE CHOIR OF ST. REMY CHURCH
Note the German stone and concrete Gun Shelter. The Germans bombarded Eparges from here.
In the valley, a cross-road is reached, close to the stream. Take the road to the right to St. Remy, the ruins of which are seen in the distance.
Climb up to the church (German graves in the cemetery). Fine extensive view across the valley towards Combres and Eparges.
In the church, where the altar formerly stood, is a German shelter of stone and concrete, which concealed a big gun firing on Eparges (photo above).