The road continues to climb the northern slopes of the Mountain of Rheims. On a hill to the left, the =Chapel of St. Lié= dominates the surrounding plain. There is a very fine view of Rheims from here. _The top of the rise is reached soon afterwards. Descend the southern slopes, passing between the sidings of an_ important material and ammunition depot situated on the reverse side of the mountain out of sight of the enemy's observation-posts. _On reaching the crossing half-way down the hill, leave on the left the two roads leading respectively to_ =Ville Dommange= _and_ =Courmas=. _A short distance further on, after passing the road to Onrézy (on the left), take the following narrow road on the left_, which passes between clumps of trees that were cut to pieces by shell-fire. _A little further on, on the right, is a_ cemetery containing the graves of some two hundred French, British and Italian soldiers. _Turn to the right after the cemetery._ The road crosses a fine avenue bordered with shell-torn poplar trees, leading to the =Castle of Commetreuil= _on the left_. _The village of_ =Bouilly= is reached soon afterwards. [Illustration: THE END OF BOUILLY VILLAGE (_going towards St. Euphraise_).] =Bouilly--St. Euphraise--Clairizet= (_See pp. 131-132, and Itinerary, p. 122._) Bouilly was burnt by the Germans on September 12, 1914, under the pretext that the inhabitants had caused the death of two _Uhlans_ killed the day before by French _Chasseurs_. _Turn to the right opposite the Church of Bouilly._ There is a small cemetery on the right, just outside the village, containing several German graves. _On reaching G.C. 6, leading to Rheims, turn to the right. Take the first road on the left_, which passes through a small devastated wood, where batteries of guns were posted. _Cross a small stream, and immediately afterwards the railway, then turn to the left into the village of_ =St. Euphraise=. _Turn to the right in the village, opposite the church._ The road rises steeply to the hamlet of =Clairizet=, which was almost entirely destroyed. _Pass by a_ "Calvary," composed of four large trees surrounding a cross, _then turn to the left into a small narrow street_. [Illustration: RUINED CHURCH OF ST. EUPHRAISE] [Illustration: COULOMMES VILLAGE SEEN FROM THE CHURCH] =Coulommes-la-Montagne--Vrigny= (_See Itinerary, p. 122._) _The road rises, then descends to_ =Coulommes-la-Montagne=. _Turn to the right at the entrance to the village._ The church, in ruins, is on the left. _At the cross-roads just outside the village take G.C. 26 on the left. At first, the road dips rather abruptly, then rises to_ =Vrigny=. The Church of Vrigny, entirely in ruins, is on the right at the entrance to the village. _Pass the Town Hall, leaving a public washing-place on the left, then turn to the right._ _On leaving the village, take G.C. 26 on the left to the village of_ =Gueux=. [Illustration: RUINS OF THE CHURCH AT VRIGNY]