War Memeorial by PhthaloBlue
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War Memorial at Lachine, Quebec, Canada.
Photographed earlier today.
Comments (22)
A wonderful capture to remember all those that have sacrificed so much for us.
Simply gorgeous my friend.
Thank you both for your comments.
Fabulous my friend... Fantastic capture also !
Thanks, Cyve!
excellent photo!!! God Bless our soldiers!!!
Thanks, johnny_damnit!
O Canada! I used to go to the war museum in Ottawa when I lived in Canada. You invoke my very nostalgic memories :-).
Thanks, velleman!
Nice
Thanks, anitalee!
A fitting tribute to all those who made the greatest sacrifice for freedom!
Thanks, Deane!
I love it!
Thanks, bossman808!
beautiful memorial and let no one soldier be forgotten
Thank you, Richardphotos!
A great capture! A great tribute! My grandfather served in WWI for America!
Thank you, romangirl! My grandfather also served in WW1.
Beautiful photo, makes me think of the Memorial in Ottawa. Sometimes I miss it there still, a little bit.:)
Thanks, DarkPhoria!
I have relatives in Ottawa, but it has been many years since I visited the Memorial there.
a good photo nice timing doing it on overcast skies to get the feeling of sadness
Thanks, sandwood12!
Love it!
Thanks, rsand55!
Nice photo!
Thanks, Artienne!
Great capture!
Thanks, LG23!
Memorials are always sad places ! We should learn from our past !
So true! Thanks, virginiese!
A fine picture of a brave Canadian soldier. We are liberated by the Canadian soldiers in 1945 during the WWII in north Netherland. I'me Always still thankfull that they have done this for us!!! I'me wearing a silver maple leaf from 1948 until this day and I'll never take it off. In the Canadian Museum in Normandy, they thought I was a Canadian citizen. I told them that it was a sign from the cap of a Canadian officer, he gave it to my mother. So my friend, there are so much stories to tell and you see the reason why I'me still Always busy making these very interesting pictures and diorama's A friendly salute from me ,Gerrit.
Thank you your kind comments, and for a very interesting story!
A wonderful capture!
Thanks, junge1!
"For your tomorrow we gave our today"
Very true. Thanks for your comment, A_Sunbeam!
cool thanks for your comments
Thanks, bucyjoe!
A great remembrance of all those that served, and indeed, for those that still yet hold the lines.
Thanks very much, coyoteviper!