On the left the bifurcation of Mont-sous-les-Cotes is passed.
Soon the forest clears and then only blackened tree stumps are seen, cut by shot and shell, as the old lines are crossed.
Pass the road junction, to the left of the Éparges road, a road which is broken up and impassable. Continue along the Tranchée de Calonne which crosses, at 1,500 metres, the hill of Senoux near which were the enemy first line trenches. Turn left along I. C. 13 in the direction of Saint-Rémy. After 2½ kilometres the road descends as far as the stream of Longeau or Éparges.
All along this road, on the left side, the Germans had built into the hill concrete dug outs, pillboxes, underground galleries and headquarters posts and there are also some German tombs.
Tranchée de Calonne Road to Saint-Rémy. (German dug-outs).