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On this date 100 years ago, Britsh sappers detonated caches of underground explosives at points along the Messines Ridge in Flanders, killing ten thousand German soldiers and creating a series of craters that still exist.
Above: The Spanbroekmolen Mine Crater as a lake filled with water lilies. Source.
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