File:AIF Engineers Demolishing Turkish Railway Lines at Beersheba - WW1 (20087428541).jpg

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ANZAC Mounted Engineers demolishing the Turks railway south of Beersheba.

Having 'cleaned up' the station the fuse lighters travel south along the line. The remainder of the party are well in the lead, as can be seen the lighters are 'making the pace willing'.
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Camera location31° 14′ 15.48″ N, 34° 48′ 06.93″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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