Lest we forget. by jayfar
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To all the brave souls in remembrance on this day.
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amen to that my friend
No matter what side of the world--Too many died
Salute to all. Aloha
Amen from here too !!
Stunning capture and dedication my friend. God Bless.
A special on this year..11 11 11
A really beautiful tribute hon.
beautiful tribute !!
This is a most touching image. :)) Thank you for this beautiful dedi my friend. :))))))))
Lovely tribute, Jeff,
Excellent memorial tribute!
yes,,very good
Well done Jeff. The inside of a foxhole I presume. We'll be off soon for a free lunch (for me)...at one of our favorite restaurants which honors all veterans this way each year. A nice little reminder.
It was a terrible war.
very nice my friend
Great capture and tribute! :)
great tribute !
striking image!! great tribute
Amen to that
Elegant and beautfiful composition
A wonderful posting in honor of heroes!!
A most striking memorial.
Simple but very powerful Jeff. The red poppies are still important over here - for the WWI & WWII vets.
Fine tribute
Excellent memorial tribute!
great tribute!
outstanding display for the memories
Very powerful and emotive scene. Well done and a perfect tribute.
"And did you leave a wife or a sweetheart behind In some loyal heart is your memory enshrined? And, though you died back in 1916, To that loyal heart are you forever 19? Or are you a stranger without even a name, Forever enshrined behind some glass pane, In an old photograph, torn and tattered and stained, And fading to yellow in a brown leather frame?" (Eric Bogle) When I see old postcard photographs without any name, stuffed with miscellaneous images at a flea market, I wonder about the solemn face looking back at me, and I remember those lines. Beautiful image and tribute.