Remembrance Day

November 11, 2008

Let’s take a moment.

Thank you.

6 comments

1 Katy Newton { 11.11.08 at 1:37 pm }: I am not ashamed of being sentimental about Remembrance Sunday or Armistice Day. We owe so much.
2 Cliff { 11.11.08 at 4:59 pm }: There you go.
3 royesp { 11.11.08 at 7:00 pm }: We can never repay what we owe . My Dad was one of the fortunate ones . He came home in November 1919 after five years of battles Yes , a whole year after the Armistice ,which didn,t apply to the Hindu Kush and the Khyber pass .
4 Katy Newton { 11.11.08 at 8:23 pm }: It’s true. My grandfather and great uncle both served overseas until 1946 or 1947.
5 Ed R { 11.12.08 at 6:22 am }: My father served from 1941 to 1977.
6 Sam { 11.12.08 at 4:37 pm }: We did a trip at school round all the battlefields in Belgium and northern France, it was one of the most emotional and affecting things I’ve ever done, whenever I see these events I think back to being stood in a cemetery with small white crosses going as far as the eye can see in every direction – that’s as real as numbers get.

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