So welcome to the latest edition of our We Have Waste Podcasts. This is marking the 75th anniversary of Operation Market Garden.

And Alan and I have just been careering through on Amtown and I have to put my hand up. I let him down a bus route.

I don't know how many traffic violations we have accrued.

We're probably going to not be... Just as well in Holland today. We're never going to be allowed back in.

Well, when we were sort of stopped behind one bus, I looked across at someone waiting to get on another one.

And she just looked at me and just shook her head.

We're going to get red flagged anyway.

Anyway, so where we are.

This is a really nice little leafy suburb.

We've sort of low brick houses, trees line and then cobbled streets.

I mean, it's really...

So a garden suburb style.

And to our right at the end of this road is the St Elizabeth Hospital.

Right, which famously became the hospital during the battle, the dressing station for both sides.

A neutral ground.

Up at the end of the road that we're looking up, which is called...

Let me just... I should know this, but a don't, which is called Moritzstraat.

At the end of the road, you can see there's a train. So there's the railway line out there.

And it's slightly low. It's in a cutting.

So what the Germans did...

Because this road runs west to east into Arnhem. The hospitals in the direction of Arnhem.

What the Germans did is they put machine guns, MG42s, at the top of each of these roads, in the cutting, dug into the cutting.

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