Some images from my ride from one end of the Italian WW1 Front to the other, and a few WW1 pics I've found on the internet.
My bike prior to setting off for Italy
Trieste...the journey begins
WW1 memorial on the slopes of Monte San Gabriele, Isonzo Front
Trenches at Kolovrat overlooking the Isonzo near Caporetto/Korbarid
Trenches at Lagazuoi, overlooking the Passo Falzarego
The Trofane di Rozes and the infamous Casteletto, from Cinque Tori
Trenches on Monte Piano, dug into solid rock at 10,000ft
WW1 artillery on the Via delle Trincee, high above the Fedaia Pass
Harry among the WW1 remains on the Via Ferrata della Trincee
Me on the Via Ferrata della Trincee (Castelli Gabba very good for climbing)
Via Ferrata della Trincee, hard to believe they fought a war up here
Crossing the Marmolada Glacier, en route to Punta Penia (highest peak in the Dolomites)
Harry climbing high above the Marmolada Glacier
How they did it 100 years ago
Me climbing up to Punta Penia
Stunning views from Punta Penia
Artillery on (or in) Monte Pasubio
Descending the Passo Rolle
WW1 fortifications above the Stelvio, where the Front Line met the Swiss border
End of my journey, above the Stelvio, after 650 miles miles and 78,000ft of climbing