In Flanders fields the poppies grow, between the crosses row, on row. - # 08/262
...............and now in the fields of Afghanistan.
November 9th. Rememberance Sunday. November 11th. Rememberance Day.
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Muito bom adorei !!!
ReplyDeleteMartha
That is a shame.
ReplyDeleteA very lovely tribute!
ReplyDeleteThank you for remembering Armistice Day! It's important, and I'm also pleased that you included lines from a famous poem.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Chuckeroon. I have also marked it - it's terribly important that we do.
ReplyDeleteA thoughtful tribute Chuckeroon.
ReplyDeleteA nice symbol, a beautiful flower, but....
ReplyDeleteI have one of these from when I spent 3 months studying in London in the fall of 2003. I stuck it in my scrapbook as a reminder...with a photo of the Cenotaph in all its November 11 glory. Thank you for remembering.
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