Contact and links

No one can reasonably claim to have exclusive or complete expertise in any military historical matters, including Gallipoli and Gully Ravine, and this site has been assisted and supported by a number of others.

As I have mentioned elsewhere, Stephen Chambers book ‘Gully Ravine’ * has been a constant reference and guide in my visits to Cape Helles and to the gully.  It has been a privileged to meet with Stephen and to correspond with him on occasions about Gully Ravine matters.  Do check out the Gallipoli Association, of which Stephen is the historian, if you wish to extend your interest in and knowledge of Gallipoli.

* Gully Ravine, Stephen Chambers. Pen & Sword Books, ISBN: 0850529239

An encouraging outcome of putting this site online has been the contact made over recent years by enthusiasts and researchers, many of whom far surpass my own knowledge and studies. This has resulted in some interesting discussions, many on the precise locations of certain trenches and features. In the page on Gully Spur for example, I refer in particular to information from Len Barnett and Noel Forde. There has also been the chance for me to provide some pointers for those seeking information on fallen relatives in the vicinity of Gully Ravine.

MAY 2025

I apologise for the inconvenience of asking you to decipher an email address to send to. The daily avalanche of spam, attempted hacking and denial of service attacks on this modest site has reached such a level that I can no longer publish my address in plain sight.

So, to contact me, construct an email address consisting of my first name (see above),  followed by an @ symbol, followed by the two words, (no spaces), which identify the geographical location of interest for this site, followed by .org.uk 

Some selected links:

The Gallipoli Association

Stephen Chambers’ author’s page at Amazon

Paul Reed’s Gully Ravine page

The Wikipaedia page on the Battle of Gully Ravine

The Wikipaedia Youtube video summary of the Battle of Gully Ravine