"The Battlefield of Agincourt and the 1415 Centre" Topic

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carojon

11 Oct 2026 2:11 a.m. PST

On a recent trip to France last month, as well as staying in the delightful resort of Le Touquet Paris Plage and exploring the local history I also took time to visit the two Hundred Years' War battlefields of Crecy and Agincourt along with their associated interpretation centres.

In this post, one of a series of three looking at the sites visited, I have recounted our visit to Agincourt in weather not to dissimilar from that of the day of battle in 1415.

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