The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month marks the end of the First World War, and on Armistice day we pause at this time for a two minute silence to remember all those who have died in conflict. At Cheltenhams Cenotaph wreaths of poppies were laid on Remembrance Sunday in a sober ceremony where the fallen were remembered. Lest We Forget.
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
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... Never forget! Amen
Thank you, Marley for the reminder . . . if only the fighting would stop.
I didn't realize Veteran's Day is an international holiday OR celebrated everywhere on the same exact day. Ignorance on my part, of course.
Great photo choice for the event.
This is a wonderful post!
great shot for this day
Excellent choice for this day! Striking red, moving list of names. I found out last summer at the Rye, NY cemetery that my husband's grandfather was a WWI vet. He died very young later from a work accident, so we don't know much about him.
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