When a random detour on a European family holiday turns into the discovery of a life time, Mornings with Doug also had to take a detour away from Physio Mel's usual topics of discussion on torn muscles and ligaments and share a story on the Lost Diggers Collection in Northern France Vignacourt. 

During WWI, local farmers Louis and Antoinette Thuillier took thousands of portraits of Aussie soldiers passing through the village. The story itself is well known and documented but there has been questions raised as to how many of these photos were actually taken and whether there are still more to be found...

When a random detour on a European family holiday turns into the discovery of a life time, <a href="https://www.sonshine.com.au//shows/mornings">Mornings with Doug</a> also had to take a detour away from Physio Mel's usual topics of discussion on torn muscles and ligaments and share a story on the Lost Diggers Collection in Northern France Vignacourt.&nbsp;
During WWI, local farmers Louis and Antoinette Thuillier took thousands of portraits of Aussie soldiers passing through the village. The story itself is well known and documented but there has been questions raised as to how many of these photos were actually taken and whether there are still more to be found...

Forget the mid-morning madness, grab a cuppa and join the conversation. Mornings with Doug, 9am to noon on Sonshine - great conversations, real voices, and music that matters.

Forget the mid-morning madness, grab a cuppa and join the conversation. Mornings with Doug, 9am to noon on Sonshine - great conversations, real voices, and music that matters.