With a lifelong interest & passion for a lost generation, I will help you explore the battlefield, but more importantly, I will help you understand why it happened and what part men fought and played in the history of our country.
In simplest terms, a battlefield tour is a visit to the battlefields, but the reasons for visiting are many & varied, you may want to follow a long-lost loved one or understand why a generation felt the need to go.
A well-planned battlefield tour will be memorable & for some a moving experience, whether you are following in the steps of a long-lost relative or simply want to understand a previous generation.
Matt, you have a passion for the history and it certainly shows during your battlefield tours …. Thank You
Thank you for your professionalism and hard work that made the battlefield tour a total success, without exception we all came away with a far greater insight into the conflicts of World War One
… you managed to make it all so much more interesting. The Sunken Lane where the Lancashire Fusiliers suffered so many casualties; the place poet Siegfried Sassoon won his Military Cross plus so many more interesting and moving stories, thank you
I defy anyone to say they are not moved by their time with Matt as they walk the battlefields
‘ … without a battlefield tour guide like Matt Limb, a battlefield is just a field
I sure learned a lot … Matt does a great job … walking the battlefields with Matt Limb is like walking Rome with Julius Caesar …
You have an excellent blend of visualisation, stories and analysis that keeps everyone engaged, it was a well-balanced battlefield tour and the administration was faultless; again thank you
I have done a number of battlefield tours … and believe me it does not get any better than one with Matt Limb
… We have been to the UK, Europe the Caribbean and Northern Africa and the experience you provided with your battlefield tour was certainly one of the best experiences we have ever had
The visit to my Great Uncles grave on that suitably wet morning was very moving and something I had always wanted to do, many thanks
To actually get to the spot where my Grandfather died and find where he is buried, and try to imagine just what he went through is beyond words
I really enjoyed the battlefield tour of Normandy, as I now read books or view movies, it will give me a better perspective of what they went through
Siegfried Sassoon asked in 1918, said – Have You Forgotten Yet? Matt does this, with an educational & emotional experience that will change your perspective – no matter your age, gender or family history
May I thank you for the most fascinating battlefield tour that I could have ever imagined and finding where Susan’s Grandfather had served was without doubt astounding
It is a book that has taken me over thirty years to get to print – or to be more exact, the idea for this book started about thirty years ago. At that time, I watched the surviving soldiers from World War One slipping away, taking with them their stories. People argued with me that…